Innovation and Effectiveness of Ethics Policies in Europe: Challenges and Developments in Central Public Administrations and the EU
Title:
Innovation and Effectiveness of Ethics Policies in Europe
Subtitle: Challenges and Developments in Central Public Administrations and the EU
Subject Classification:
Politics and Government, Corporate Governance, Law and Legal Ethics
BIC Classification: JP, KJR, LATC
BISAC Classification:
POL028000, POL058000, BUS104000
Binding:
Hardback, eBook
Planned publication date:
Aug 2025
ISBN (Hardback):
978-1-83711-418-4
ISBN (eBook):
978-1-83711-419-1
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Description
Innovation and Effectiveness of Ethics Policies in Europe is the result of a two year empirical research initiative into ethics policies, such as anti-corruption policies, conflicts of interests, anti-bullying, anti-discrimination, good governance policies, etc., in the central public administrations of 26 European countries and the European Union Institutions. Data was collected and analyzed with the support of the EU Presidency and national Governments.
This important study will be a vital reference work for academics interested in good governance and ethics policies, and for researchers and students of European politics. It will also be of interest to all public officials who are interested in good governance policies and the effectiveness of public policies. Another key audience will be experts working in ethics bodies (anti-discrimination bodies, anti-corruption agencies, conflicts of interest committees, Artificial Intelligence and Audit bodies).
Biography
Author(s): Christoph Demmke is Professor of Public Management at the University of Vaasa (Finland). Prior to this, he was Visiting Professor at the University of Potsdam, Interim Professor at the Zeppelin University in Friedrichshafen, Germany, Professor of Comparative Public Administration at the European Institute of Public Management in Maastricht (NL) and Head of Unit in the OECD, Paris, France.
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