Framework to understand and address the systemic corruption in local governments

Abstract The diagnoses made to justify anticorruption measures tend minimize the complexity of phenomenon corruption. In line with garbage can model (Cohen, March, & Olsen, 1972), where solutions look for problems, corruption problem is characterized as something “addressable” by policy, which brings serious consequences, such implementation a fallible policy. article reviews fallibility policies. We argue that policies are likely fail when they designed without recognizing type faced embedded in wider scheme systemic trace our argument along series implications emerge from Corruption Consolidation Framework (CCF) (Meza Pérez-Chiqués, 2021). Supported CCF, we derive reorient discussion and future lines research around understanding addressing