Il presente contributo analizza la anti-corruption disclosure resa dalle Camere di Commercio Industria Artigianato Agricoltura (CCIAA) italiane e si pone il duplice obiettivo di verificare, da un lato, la completezza dell’informativa alle linee guida dell’Autorità Nazionale Anticorruzione e, dall’altro, di individuare alcune possibili determinanti esplicative del comportamento delle amministrazioni pubbliche esaminate. Lo studio, oltre ad arricchire la letteratura in materia, fornisce una misura del grado di adeguamento alle linee guida per la gestione dei rischi corruttivi e, in tale ottica, offre alle Authorities alcuni spunti di riflessione sui contenuti che le amministrazioni pubbliche scelgono di divulgare e, in senso più generale, sulle leve da azionare per sensibilizzare e accrescere il livello di informativa sul tema.
Cette contribution analyse la divulgation anti-corruption faite par les Chambres Italiennes de Commerce (Camere di Commercio Industria Artigianato Agricoltura – CCIAA) et se fixe le double objectif de vérifier, d’une part, l’exhaustivité des informations sur les lignes directrices de la National Anti-Corruption Authority et, d’autre part, d’identifier quelques déterminants explicatifs possibles du comportement des administrations publiques examinées. L’étude, en plus d’enrichir la littérature sur le sujet, donne une mesure du degré de conformité aux lignes directrices pour la gestion des risques de corruption et, dans cette perspective, offre aux Autorités des éléments de réflexion sur les contenus que les administrations publiques choisissent de divulguer et, plus généralement, sur les leviers à activer pour sensibiliser et augmenter le niveau d’information sur le sujet.
This contribution analyses the anti-corruption disclosure by the Italian Chambers of Commerce (Camere di Commercio Industria Artigianato Agricoltura – CCIAA) and has the twofold objective of assessing, on the one hand, the completeness of anti-corruption disclosure with the guidelines provided by the National Authority, and, on the other one, of identifying some explanatory determinants of the behaviour of examined public administrations. The study, in addition to enrich the literature on the subject, provides a measure of the degree of compliance with the guidelines for the management of corruption risks and, in this perspective, offers the Authorities some food for thought on the contents that public administrations tend to publish and, in a more general sense, on the levers to be activated to raise awareness and increase the level of anti-corruption disclosure.
Cette contribution analyse la divulgation anti-corruption faite par les Chambres Italiennes de Commerce (Camere di Commercio Industria Artigianato Agricoltura – CCIAA) et se fixe le double objectif de vérifier, d’une part, l’exhaustivité des informations sur les lignes directrices de la National Anti-Corruption Authority et, d’autre part, d’identifier quelques déterminants explicatifs possibles du comportement des administrations publiques examinées. L’étude, en plus d’enrichir la littérature sur le sujet, donne une mesure du degré de conformité aux lignes directrices pour la gestion des risques de corruption et, dans cette perspective, offre aux Autorités des éléments de réflexion sur les contenus que les administrations publiques choisissent de divulguer et, plus généralement, sur les leviers à activer pour sensibiliser et augmenter le niveau d’information sur le sujet.
This contribution analyses the anti-corruption disclosure by the Italian Chambers of Commerce (Camere di Commercio Industria Artigianato Agricoltura – CCIAA) and has the twofold objective of assessing, on the one hand, the completeness of anti-corruption disclosure with the guidelines provided by the National Authority, and, on the other one, of identifying some explanatory determinants of the behaviour of examined public administrations. The study, in addition to enrich the literature on the subject, provides a measure of the degree of compliance with the guidelines for the management of corruption risks and, in this perspective, offers the Authorities some food for thought on the contents that public administrations tend to publish and, in a more general sense, on the levers to be activated to raise awareness and increase the level of anti-corruption disclosure.
