Enhancing good governance and combating corruption in Brazil: assessing the feasibility, potential, and limitations of new technologies

Abstract

This paper explores the multifaceted corruption issue and its impact on society, governance, and public administration. It discusses strategies such as compliance programs and governance to combat corruption. Additionally, it examines the role of law, good governance, and echnology in addressing corruption. The paper also focuses on the potential of technologies like AI, Data Analytics, and Blockchain to fight corruption effectively. It emphasizes the need for ethical considerations, data privacy, and interdisciplinary efforts in leveraging technology for transparent and accountable governance. Through these discussions, the paper highlights the challenges and opportunities associated with implementing technologies for combating corruption in public administration, aiming to build a more just, transparent, and participatory society. The method is deductive and the methodology involves a comprehensive literature and document review.