Ethics in Fiscal Administration

Angela Pool-Funai is Assistant Professor of Political Science and Public Administration, Director of the Master of Public Administration program, and interim Associate Dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at Southern Utah University, USA.

Part I. Government ≠ Business 1. Historical Underpinnings of Public Administration 2. The Role of Government 3. Linking Economics and Politics Part II. Forming an Ethical Foundation 4. Developing Administrative Ethics 5. Moral Agents 6. Ethical Behavior in Organizations Part III. Transparency and Accountability 7. Transparency through Financial Management 8. Political Influences on Public Budgets 9. Evaluating Revenue Options Part IV. The Third Sector: Nonprofit Organizations 10. The Art and Science of Nonprofit Management 11. Endowed Funds 12. Charitable Gifts and Bequests Part V. Innovation and Globalization 13. Agenda Setting and Innovation in the Global Economy 14. Information Management, Security, and Whistleblowing Part VI. Application and Conclusion 15. Developing an Ethical Framework