5. A cosa serve l’accountability?
• Legittimità della PA
• Controllo democratico
• PA e cittadini: Fiducia nelle istituzioni e crisi del sistema
rappresentativo
• “Discrezionalità” nella PA: antidoto alla “cattura” e corruzione
• Efficacia ed efficienza dell’azione pubblica
• Cambiare le dinamiche di potere grazie all’accesso
all’informazione
• Dall’expertise al monitoraggio diffuso: opportunità di
partecipazione e collaborazione
• Apprendimento e miglioramento dell’azione pubblica
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