Elected Official Ethics
Elected Official Ethics is a normative framework that specifies the principles and standards governing the conduct of individuals holding public office, distinguishing it from broader administrative or citizen ethics by focusing exclusively on the moral obligations, accountability mechanisms, and conflict-of-interest protocols incumbent upon those elected to local governmental authority.
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Russell Hardin · Social Philosophy and Policy · 2004 · 29 citations
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