Transparency is expected to reduce corruption by enabling the public to uncover it and thus
hold officials accountable. This assumes citizens care about corruption and have …

Despite the salience of transparency in policy and democracy debates a global
measurement of transparency has always been missing. In its absence, measuring the …

This paper examines the relationship between digital transparency and citizens'
participation in government activity, specifically, online crowdsourcing. Many local …

Prior research has examined the effect of e‐government on corruption but has only
considered perceived political corruption that differs from the actual corruption that citizens …

Conspiracy theories tend to be prevalent, particularly in societies with high economic
inequality. However, few studies have examined the relationship between economic …

New financial technologies (FinTech) may not represent a new era for sustainable
development—at least not as currently conceived. Many of the gains espoused by the UN …

The importance of government transparency in reducing corruption has been well
documented. However, the effects of different forms of transparency on containing corruption …

The potential of fiscal transparency to improve tax morale (or the willingness to pay taxes)
has been widely studied. However, the strength of the fiscal transparency-tax morale …

This study examines the impact of fiscal openness, defined as fiscal transparency and public
participation in budget processes, on public spending technical efficiency in developing …

Transparency is a fuzzy concept within the governance literature; it is commonly linked,
through blurry categorisations, to other concepts in the political science and public …