Why did anticorruption policy fail? : a study of anticorruption policy implementation failure in Indonesia / Roby Arya Brata.

Includes bibliographical references.

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Machine generated contents note: 1. Introduction -- Failed Anticorruption Measures in Indonesia -- Policy Evaluation Research Focus -- Purpose of the Study -- Theoretical Context and Gaps -- Central Policy Research Question -- Central Policy Argument -- Theoretical and Methodological Approaches -- Justification for the Study -- Theoretical and Policy Significance of the Study -- Organization of the Book -- 2. Explaining Anticorruption Implementation Failure -- Introduction -- Anticorruption: Why Anticorruption Policy Implementation Can Fail -- Defining Corruption -- Categorizing Anticorruption Strategies -- Assessing the Strategies -- Explaining Anticorruption Policy Failure -- Why Did Public Policy Implementation Fail? -- Definitions -- Competing Analytical Frameworks on Implementation -- Comparison and Integration of Failure Factor Typologies -- Theoretical Framework for the Study -- Conclusion -- 3. Evaluation Methodology -- Introduction -- Research Method -- Evaluating Policy Performance -- Nature, Aims, and Functions of Policy Evaluation -- Problems in Crime Control/Anticorruption Policy Evaluation -- Evaluation Method for the Study -- Evaluation Method Employed -- Justifying the Pre-judgment of Implementation Failure -- Criteria for Policy Evaluation -- Evaluation Criterion for the Study -- Sources of Data -- Primary Sources of Data -- Secondary Sources of Data -- Data-Collection Method -- Interview -- Document and Literature Analysis -- Sample Survey -- Data Analysis and Analytical Approach -- Theory-Informed Analysis -- Content Analysis -- Macro-Analytical Approach -- Integrated Implementation Analysis -- Maintaining Data Validity and Reliability -- Ethical Issues -- Limitations of the Study -- 4. Anticorruption Implementation Failure Under the Authoritarian New Order Regime -- Introduction -- Authoritarian Leadership -- Mapping the History of Anticorruption Measures of the New Order Regime -- Analysis of the Anticorruption Law 1971 -- Background -- Policy Objectives -- Scope and Definitions of Corruption -- Powers of the Implementing Agencies -- Specific Criminal Procedures -- Legal Sanctions -- Related Legislation -- Implementation Outcomes of the Anticorruption Law 1971 -- Public Perceptions on Bureaucratic Corruption Reduction -- Recovery of the State Assets Losses -- Public Confidence in the Criminal Justice System -- Changes in Anticorruption Attitudes -- Implementation Failure Factors of the Anticorruption Law 1971 -- Policy Design Factor -- Political Factor -- Institutional Factor -- Managerial Factor -- Societal Factor -- Implementation as an Integral Function of the Authoritarian Political System -- Conclusion -- 5. Anticorruption Implementation Failure Under the Democratic Reform Order Regime -- Introduction -- Democratic Political System: Reforming the Constitutional Power Structures and Relations -- Mapping the History of Anticorruption Measures of the Reform Order Regime -- Analysis ofthe Anticorruption Law 1999 -- Background -- Policy Objectives -- Scope and Definitions of Corruption -- Powers of the Implementing Agencies -- Specific Criminal Procedures -- Related Legislation -- Implementation Outcomes of the Anticorruption Law 1999 -- Public Perceptions on Bureaucratic Corruption Reduction -- Recovery of the State Assets Losses -- Public Confidence in the Capacity of the Criminal Justice System -- Changes in Anticorruption Attitudes -- Implementation Failure Factors of Anticorruption Law 1999 -- Policy Design Factor -- Political Factor -- Institutional Factor -- Managerial Factor -- Societal Factor -- Implementation as an Integral Function of the Political System of the Democratic Reform Governments -- Conclusions -- 6. Comparing the Anticorruption Implementation Failure Under Both Regimes -- Introduction -- Implementation Outcomes of the Anticorruption Laws -- Public Perceptions on Bureaucratic Corruption Reduction -- Recovery of the State Assets Losses -- Public Confidence in the Criminal Justice Systems -- Changes in Anticorruption Attitudes -- Implementation Factors of the Anticorruption Laws -- Policy Design Factors -- Implementation Structures and Processes of the Anticorruption Laws -- Powers of the Implementing Agencies -- Specific Criminal Procedures -- Political Factors -- Institutional Factors -- Managerial Factors -- Societal Factor -- Implementation as an Integral Function of the Authoritarian and Democratic Political Systems -- Conclusions -- 7. Conclusions and Policy Recommendations -- About the Case Studies -- Implementation Outcomes of the Anticorruption Laws -- Factors Contributing to the Implementation Failure -- Policy Design Factors -- Political Factors -- Institutional Factors -- Managerial Factors -- Societal Factors -- Defective Implementation Structures and Processes -- Implementation as an Integral Function of the Authoritarian and Democratic Political Systems -- Most Influential Factor(s), in Particular Those Factors Determining the Different Outcomes -- Theoretical Significance and Implications of the Study -- Agenda for Further Research -- Policy Significance and Recommendations -- Policy Design -- Political Policy -- Institutional Policy -- Management Policy -- Societal Empowerment Policy -- Political System Reform.

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