청렴성 개념과 측정모형에 관한 타당성 연구

The Validity Analysis of the Integrity Model: Concepts and Measurements

The purpose of this study is to examine the validity of the integrity model. The wide-ranging literature were reviewed in order to establish the concept of integrity. The empirical study on the validity of the integrity-measurement model is conducted through a factor analysis and a reliability test. Key findings are as follows. First, integrity is not equivalent to anti-corruption. Instead, it consists of corruption, transparency, and accountability. Second, compared to the integrity model that was used until 2007, the new model includes the concept of integrity, which corresponds to theoretical discussions. Additionally, the results of the factor analysis demonstrate that the recognition of corruption is categorized in the same way as the measurement structure, whereas transparency and accountability overlap in some areas. However, the new model provides little explanation of discordance between the measuring structure and the perception of people.