We investigate the usefulness of the dice game paradigm to public administration as a
standardized way of measuring (dis) honesty among individuals, groups, and societies …

Public sector corruption is one of the most pressing unresolved issues of our time. Based on
the Theory of Planned Behavior, this study examines the psychological and contextual …

This article constructs a grounded framework to study how corruption is consolidated in local
governments. We focus on the fine‐grained texture of corrupt practices that can only be …

In 2001 the populist Thaksin Shinawatra came to power in Thailand, vowing to reform the
country's corrupt po liti cal system. His period of rule was characterized by heightened po liti …

Sensitive behaviors such as self-reported performance or (un) ethical behaviors often carry
strong social connotations of appropriate or inappropriate conduct. In return, social norms …

To better understand street‐level bureaucracy in developing countries, this study focuses on
street‐level implementation as embedded within systemic corruption, which is well …

As profit-seeking corporations, state-owned enterprises (SOEs) have incentives to maximize
profits from economic activities. However, subject to state ownership, SOEs are expected …

Abstract Understanding how Public Service Motivation (PSM) is tied to ethical or unethical
conduct is critically important, given that civil servants and other public-sector employees …

There is a growing interest among Public Administration (PA) scholars in empirically
assessing the impact of ethical leadership in public organizations. Recent studies have …

This study focuses on a unique phenomenon known as 'unethical pro-organizational
behaviour (UPB)'that an explicit discussion on it is rarely present within public …