¿Se está elevando al cuadrado la lucha contra la corrupción en los estados mexicanos? Comunicación de datos públicos reutilizables

Curto-Rodríguez, Ricardo; Pascual-Fernández, Primitiva

doi:10.29265/gypp.v30i3.962

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“…The term first appeared in written form in Parks (1957). Although it was coined in the United Kingdom in the late 1970s (Moreno-Carmona et al 2020) and came to be used in the 1980s (Ramírez-Alujas 2012), it was not widely implemented until the coming to power of President Obama and his famous memorandum on transparency and open government (Curto-Rodríguez and Pascual-Fernández 2021), which proposed a government with an unprecedented level of openness based on three pillars: transparency, participation, and collaboration.…”

Section: Open Government: Its Concept and Development In Spainmentioning

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Open Government in Spain: An Introspective Analysis

Curto-Rodríguez,

Marcos-Sánchez,

Ferrández

2024

Administrative Sciences

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In recent years, there has been an increasing amount of research analyzing open government initiatives that enable access to the information held by public bodies, promoting accountability and the fight against corruption. As there are few studies on intermediate governments to date, this research focuses on this level of government in Spain, one of the most decentralized countries in the world. The autonomous communities in Spain manage over 35% of consolidated public spending and are responsible for providing most social services, including health, education, and social services. To achieve this goal, the perceptions of the seventeen heads of open government in Spain’s autonomous communities were collected through a questionnaire. This approach fills a research gap as individuals outside of public administration have made the previous assessments. By allowing for a comparison with the conclusions reached by prior research, this study contributes to the creation of new knowledge. The study’s results are consistent with previous research and suggest that the open government in Spain is positively regarded, not falling below the European or global averages, and has a promising future despite significant obstacles, such as a resistance to change. Transparency is the most developed aspect of open government, while citizen collaboration ranks last. The autonomous communities of the Basque Country, Aragon, Castile Leon, and Catalonia have been identified as the most advanced in terms of open government. The analysis did not reveal any gender-based differences in opinion. Still, it did show variations based on age, the size of the autonomous community, or membership to the most developed group. Therefore, it is evident that promoting open government in the autonomous communities of Spain should continue.

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Section: Open Government: Its Concept and Development In Spainmentioning

confidence: 99%

Open Government in Spain: An Introspective Analysis

Curto-Rodríguez,

Marcos-Sánchez,

Ferrández

2024

Administrative Sciences

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Gobernabilidad y elecciones: una revisión sistemática

Barraza

Román

Cabrera

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El funcionamiento del estado en su conjunto es uno de los aspectos más recurrentes en lo alusivo a la confluencia de los poderes que le integran, así como a la legitimidad de los gobernantes. Lo anterior, debiera de ser un reflejo de la voluntad popular, así como la expresión de la voluntad popular, plasmada en los resultados de toda disputa electoral y posterior a ella. En ese derrotero, la gobernabilidad es asumida como un equilibrio de poderes referido a la conducción de los destinos de un país, concebida a su vez como la arquitectura institucional que sostiene un buen gobierno, en el marco de la gobernanza. El objetivo del presente estudio consistió en indagar cómo se produjo la información en los últimos años respecto a la gobernabilidad y las elecciones. La metodología empleada se basó en la búsqueda de datos en Scopus, seleccionando textos referidos a gobernabilidad y elecciones. Entre las conclusiones se obtuvo que existe una marcada presencia del término “gobernabilidad” juntamente con “democracia” y “elecciones”.

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Transparencia para su explotación: gobiernos intermedios español y mexicano

Curto-Rodríguez

2023

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España y México son países fuertemente descentralizados y potencias en datos abiertos. Por ello, valoraremos a nivel de sus gobiernos intermedios (comunidades autónomas y estados, respectivamente) la transparencia activa de sus portales open data, que son los que albergan información realmente reutilizable. Tras la revisión de 18 000 conjuntos de datos, podemos afirmar que existe un mayor desarrollo de repositorios regionales en España y de datasets relativos a la rendición de cuentas, y que solo se identifica un caso de éxito: el País Vasco.

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¿Se está elevando al cuadrado la lucha contra la corrupción en los estados mexicanos? Comunicación de datos públicos reutilizables

Cited by 5 publications

References 17 publications

Open Government in Spain: An Introspective Analysis

Open Government in Spain: An Introspective Analysis

Gobernabilidad y elecciones: una revisión sistemática

Transparencia para su explotación: gobiernos intermedios español y mexicano

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