Government Ethics and Law Enforcement Toward Global Guidelines

Subjects:

• Political Science » Public Administration
• Crime & Justice » Criminal Justice System

Reviews:

• This "how-to" book by committed professionals deals with an issue of extraordinary importance and is recommeneded for graduate students, researchers, and practitioners.
  —Choice

Table of Contents:

• Prologue by Rudolph W. Guliani, Mayor of New York City
• Foreword by Ambassador Maurice E. Moore, Permanent Representative of the Bahamas to the United Nations
• Global Trends in Government Ethics and Law Enforcement
• Accountability and the Role of Internal Oversight in the United Nations by Karl T. Paschke
• Essense of Good Governance in Eastern Europe and Central Europe by Vladimir Petrovsky
• United Nations' Involvement in Promoting Government Ethics by Guido Bertucci and Elia Yi Armstrong
• Public Sector Ethics--Work of the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development by Bart W. Edes and János Bertók
• The Role of Accounting in Good Governance by Anthony Bennett
• Legal and Judicial Reform as a Central Feature to Good Governance: The Case of the Republic of Yemen by Yassin El-Ayouty
• Government Ethics and Law Enforcement
• Ethics in Government and the Issue of Conflict of Interest by Mark Davies
• Ethics Enforcement: The New York City Experience by Joan R. Salman
• Combating Corruption and Fraud: Some Lessons Learned from the New York City Experience by Kevin Ford
• An Approach to Investigating Corruption in Government by Vincent E. Green
• Campaign Financing in New York City: A Decade of Reform by Nicole A. Gordon
• The New York City Department of Investigation: Keeping an Eye Out for Fraud in the Procurement of Goods and Services by Vincent E. Green and Steven Pasichow
• Corruption in the Criminal Justice System by Charles V. Campisi
• The Role of the Private Law Firm in Fighting Fraud and Corruption by Neil Getnick
• Epilogue
• Appendices
• Bibliography
• Index