ETHICS IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT: EVALUATING SELF-REGULATION IN ENGLAND AND WALES

DOIG, ALAN;SKELCHER, CHRIS

LOCAL GOVERNMENT STUDIES, n.º 1/2001, pág. 87

1. The developing ethical agenda. 2. Cause forserious concern. 3. Setting the example: the ideologicalcontext of change. 4. New labour's new approach: the newethical environment. 5. Developing standards committees:survey results. 6. Dealing with complaints of misconduct. 7.Standards committees in action: lessons from the casestudies. 8. Evaluating standards committees in action. 9.Conclusion: strategies for strengthening ethical standards.