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The Third Phase in the Fight Against Corruption: Implementation and Comparative Administrative Ethics

The efforts in many countries around the world to counter corruption have been conspicuously unsuccessful in that they have tended to focus on anti-corruption commissions and law enforcement as providing the solution and have ignored the ethical infrastructure of government. This paper discusses how national integrity systems can be strengthened, how they can be "mapped," and how their effectiveness can be assessed. It discusses the ways in which U.S. and European ethicists can contribute to the building of a better world.