This article introduces the first of the three cross-cutting themes used to assess Australian integrity systems: evaluation of their consequences. It argues that an evidence-based approach to assessing the overall impact of integrity and corruption prevention measures is possible, based on experience in Australia, drawing on measures including the evolving State of the Service surveys of the Australian Public Service Commission. However, different types of measurement serve different institutional purposes, with little current integration and no overall agreed framework for how they might be combined to help judge performance. The article identifies key issues that need to be addressed in developing such a framework
Performance measurement and programme evaluation have been promoted as a central mechanism of recent...
Political corruption affects each nation-state differently, but the outcomes are nominally the same:...
This paper examines Australian responses to the problem of police misconduct in terms of three model...
Good governance requires proper assessment, and reforms aimed at promoting integrity and countering ...
The following Symposium on Australia's national integrity systems, drawn from an Australian Research...
Problems of recurring corruption have stimulated major reforms in policing in many countries in the ...
Historically, Australia has not been regarded as a particularly corrupt country. In 2012, Transparen...
This article examines recent debate over core or 'independent' integrity institutions in the Victori...
This article considers how the goals and functions of specialised integrity agencies fit into the br...
Anti-corruption watchdogs form an important part of integrity measures in Australia's system of gove...
The integrity of public officials is considered a key determinant of public trust in government and ...
In the past two decades, Australia has been the site of major police misconduct scandals and inquiri...
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© 1998 Michael J. O'NeillAllegations of widespread corruption have resulted in the Victoria Police F...
© 2019, © 2019 Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group. This paper reviews the experie...
Performance measurement and programme evaluation have been promoted as a central mechanism of recent...
Political corruption affects each nation-state differently, but the outcomes are nominally the same:...
This paper examines Australian responses to the problem of police misconduct in terms of three model...
Good governance requires proper assessment, and reforms aimed at promoting integrity and countering ...
The following Symposium on Australia's national integrity systems, drawn from an Australian Research...
Problems of recurring corruption have stimulated major reforms in policing in many countries in the ...
Historically, Australia has not been regarded as a particularly corrupt country. In 2012, Transparen...
This article examines recent debate over core or 'independent' integrity institutions in the Victori...
This article considers how the goals and functions of specialised integrity agencies fit into the br...
Anti-corruption watchdogs form an important part of integrity measures in Australia's system of gove...
The integrity of public officials is considered a key determinant of public trust in government and ...
In the past two decades, Australia has been the site of major police misconduct scandals and inquiri...
'This article may be used for non-commercial purposes in accordance With Wiley Terms and Conditions ...
© 1998 Michael J. O'NeillAllegations of widespread corruption have resulted in the Victoria Police F...
© 2019, © 2019 Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group. This paper reviews the experie...
Performance measurement and programme evaluation have been promoted as a central mechanism of recent...
Political corruption affects each nation-state differently, but the outcomes are nominally the same:...
This paper examines Australian responses to the problem of police misconduct in terms of three model...