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Public AffairsPublic AdministrationPublic ManagementEthicsMoral PsychologyPublic EthicsAccountabilityAdministrative EthicsAnti-corruption ComplianceApplied EthicsNormative EthicsOrganizational EthicsCorruption EthicsCorruption In Public ServiceEthical Code Of ConductExtortion By Public OfficialsMoral Rules
The escalation of the crisis between society and administration had a negative impact on public administration, as highlighted by criminal acts (bribery, extortion, abuse of power). Other consequences of this crisis have been the bad administration phenomena, such as delays in carrying out the practices, lack of attention to people's questions and failure to comply with working hours. These phenomena culminate in treating people without due respect and necessary kindness. In this context, the so-called applied ethics has developed, consisting of the construction of rules for moral behaviour, adapted to particular fields as well as to the public.