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"Recent years have seen resurgent interest in the potential capacity of transparency - the public availability of information - to improve democratic governance. Timely, accurate, granular and freely-available information is generally regarded as intrinsically valuable, as well as having many instrumental benefits. In development, transparency and accountability is generally thought to help plug the leaky pipes of corruption and inefficiency, channel public spending more efficiently, and produce better services. In the field of electoral governance, openness about the rules and procedures,…
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2 editions- Other · English · 2017Oxford University Press, Incorporated · 296 pages · 9780190677800
- Other · English · 2017Oxford University Press, Incorporated · 296 pages · 9780190677817
ElectionsManagementCorrupt practicesElection monitoringTransparency in governmentPOLITICAL SCIENCE / History & Theory



