Corrupción institucional

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Abstract

Resumen Al menos desde la publicación del clásico Ética en el Congreso. De la corrupción individual a la institucional (1995) de Dennis F. Thompson, el concepto de corrupción institucional ha recibido gran atención. Este tipo de corrupción se diferencia de la corrupción personal en que, entre otras cosas, la última requiere de la existencia de motivos morales personales. En este artículo exploro esta distinción y hago algunas observaciones críticas a la manera en la que Thompson la ha reciente-mente elaborado. Abstract At least from the publication of Dennis F. Thompson's classic Ethics in Congress. From Individual to Institutional Corruption (1995) the concept of institutional corruption has received great attention. This type of corruption is different from personal corruption in that, among other things, the latter requires the existence of personal moral motives. In this article I explore this distinction and raise some critical observations to the way in which Thompson has recently elaborated it.

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Page, O. (2018). Corrupción institucional. Veritas, (41), 9–19. https://doi.org/10.4067/s0718-92732018000300009

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