Building the Local-Based Elements of National Anti Corruption Integrity System in West Sumatera
Abstract: So far an integrity
system was designed by the State, followed by any kind of sanction, when an act
of corruption had been committed; thus resulting in a systemic circle of
corruption. Reconstructing corruption on the basis of text and theory cannot
only be conducted editorially; but must also consider the emergent phenomena. There
is something ”missed” by the State, i.e. anti corruption integrity can be
initiated from local wisdoms of each region, by employing Model of National
Integrity, as suggested by Jeremy Pope, and four indicators of OECD
(Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development) as mentioned in
Components of Integrity: Data and Benchmarks for Tracking Trends in Government,
adopted to generate a local-based model of national anti corruption integrity
system on the lowest tier of government in West Sumatera, namely Nagari Kapau
of Agam District and Nagari Ketaping of Padang Pariaman District. This research
was conducted by employing the method of Grounded Theory. The result of this
research shows that inside a Nagari, its apparatus, people and institutions can
make join commitment by adopting the virtues of local culture in developing
Nagari with integrity principle (anti corruption).
Author: Tengku Rika Valentina,
Roni Ekha Putera
Journal Code: jpadministrasinegaragg130047
