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- Title
INSTITUCIONALIZACIÓN DE POLÍTICAS ANTICORRUPCIÓN A TRAVÉS DEL APOYO DE MISIONES INTERNACIONALES.
- Authors
ANDRADE VIERA, SAMANTHA NICOLE
- Abstract
International anti-corruption missions are a novel tool for those countries affected by corruption and the infiltration of illicit networks in the public sector. These missions are established upon an agreement between a State and an international organization for the identification and dismantling of illicit networks, as well as to receive international technical support in the fight against corruption. This research examines the failures of institutionalization of anti-corruption public policies that were diffused by international missions and, therefore, tests the causal relationship through the design of public policies and process tracing. The theoretical causal mechanism consists, first, in the analysis of the configuration of the anti-corruption agenda; second, the formulation of the anti-corruption public policy; third, the failure of institutional change to disarticulate networks; fourth, the dilemmas in political interactions in transparency and therefore, the result is the failure of policy institutionalization and the deficit of accountability. In particular, the case of the International Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala (cicig) established by the government of Guatemala and the United Nations from 2007 until its dissolution in 2019 will be discussed in this work. This case is significant for analyzing the role and impact of international missions as an anti-corruption tool for States. This research shows that these missions have a dilemma of institutionalization of policies in the beneficiary country due to problems of continuity with respect to the design and context of policies, mutation of corruption networks in the public system and their limits of intervention in restructuring the State.
- Subjects
GUATEMALA; GOVERNMENT policy; INTERNATIONAL law; POLITICAL corruption; UNITED Nations; PUBLIC sector; INTERNATIONAL organization; INTERVENTION (Federal government)
- Publication
OPERA - Observatorio de Políticas, Ejecución y Resultados de la Administración Pública, 2022, Issue 30, p197
- ISSN
1657-8651
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.18601/16578651.n30.11