A public service code of ethics applied in a transitional setting: the case of Estonia
L Saarniit - Public integrity, 2006 - Taylor & Francis
Public integrity, 2006•Taylor & Francis
This case study describes the application of the public service code of ethics adopted by
Estonia, a country that shed communist rule in 1991. It demonstrates the problems
challenging a public service in transition, such as the need to redefine the role of public
service, coordination issues, enforcement problems and an implementation gap, and a
legalistic approach to public administration. The code exemplifies Estonia's chaotic and
inconsistent reform efforts but has nonetheless had a positive impact.
Estonia, a country that shed communist rule in 1991. It demonstrates the problems
challenging a public service in transition, such as the need to redefine the role of public
service, coordination issues, enforcement problems and an implementation gap, and a
legalistic approach to public administration. The code exemplifies Estonia's chaotic and
inconsistent reform efforts but has nonetheless had a positive impact.
This case study describes the application of the public service code of ethics adopted by Estonia, a country that shed communist rule in 1991. It demonstrates the problems challenging a public service in transition, such as the need to redefine the role of public service, coordination issues, enforcement problems and an implementation gap, and a legalistic approach to public administration. The code exemplifies Estonia's chaotic and inconsistent reform efforts but has nonetheless had a positive impact.
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