Public Integrity Networks
Type of Work
Article
Date
10-2010
Journal Title
Public Integrity
Journal ISSN
1099-9922
Journal Volume
12
Journal Issue
4
First Page
325
Last Page
344
DOI
10.2753/PIN1099-9922120403
Abstract
This article demonstrates a positive relationship between the extent and sustainability of public integrity networks and the quality and honesty of governance. It creates a typology of network connections between inspectors general and other law enforcement and civil society organizations, particularly the media. Data are drawn from in-depth interviews and structural examinations of the offices of ten inspectors general in the United States. Network analysis allow an assessment of the strengths and weaknesses of the inspectional offices included in the study.
Citation Information
Anechiarico, Frank and Segal, Lydia, "Public Integrity Networks" (2010). Hamilton Digital Commons.
https://digitalcommons.hamilton.edu/articles/146
Hamilton Areas of Study
Government, Public Policy