Abstract Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is often thought of as a uniformly
positive tool making governments more transparent, accountable, and less corrupt …

This article analyses the complex work of human actors and technologies that goes into
producing that which appears to us as 'transparent'. Drawing on studies of governance and …

This study focuses on the movement of money in a financial infrastructure built to conceal its
origin and destination. The literature has addressed this theme in the field of money …

In this paper we analyze the influence of technology on the level of the economic and
financial crime, using data for 185 countries over the 2012–2015 time period and controlling …

Digitalization is a largely ongoing process, affecting the sustainability of the social, economic
and administrative systems of all countries. Our work focuses on the public sector and …

The pervasiveness of public sector corruption has been a major concern by successive
governments and their citizenry. In order to curb such corruption, previous studies have …

Corruption is one of the main variables to be considered in corporate social responsibility
(CSR) to guarantee the well‐being of society in the long term. Information technology (IT) is …

Corruption is macro-relevant for many countries, but is often hidden, making measurement
of it—and its effects—inherently difficult. Existing indicators suffer from several weaknesses …

Korupsi pengadaan barang dan jasa merupakan salah satu korupsi yang paling sering
terjadi di Indonesia. Dalam artikel ini membahas mengenai peran sistem ICT serta …

Background Corruption is a significant challenge to the future of human development,
economic progress, and population health in the post millennium. Corruption, in its different …