Table of contents for Conflict of interest and public life : cross-national perspectives / Christine Trost and Alison L. Gash, editors.
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Part I. Theoretical Frameworks: 1. Legal standards and ethical norms: defining the limits of conflicts regulations Giovanni Guzzetta; 2. The Watergate effect: or why is the ethics bar constantly rising? Denis Saint-Martin; 3. Pluralists and republicans, rules and standards: conflicts of interest and the California experience Karen Getman and Pamela S. Karlan; 4. A democratized conception of political ethics Colin M. Macleod; Part II. Cross-National Case Studies: 5. Conflict of interest legislation in the United States: origins, evolution and inter-branch differences Bruce E. Cain, Alison L. Gash and Mark J. Oleszek; 6. Conflict of interest in Canada Andrew Stark; 7. Conflict of interest in British public life Gillian Peele and Robert Kaye; 8. Conflict of interest in Italy: the case of a media tycoon who became prime minister (2001–2006) Sergio Fabbrini.
Library of Congress subject headings for this publication:
Conflict of interests -- United States.
Political ethics -- United States.
Conflict of interests -- Canada.
Political ethics -- Canada.
Conflict of interests -- Great Britain.
Political ethics -- Great Britain.
Conflict of interests -- Italy.
Political ethics -- Italy.