신제도주의적 관점에서 본 부패방지법의 한계와 개선방안 연구 : 내부고발자보호를 중심으로

Limits and Prospects: Korean whistleblower protection in the Anti-Corruption Act of 2001 : A New-Institutionalism Perspective

Anti-corruption is not only keyword of change and reform. but also code of this era. Thus, anti-corruption is a prior policy of Participatory Government. Especially whistleblowing systems increasing rate of concern and consequent adoption of ethical laws and/or policies on an international scale exemplifies the growing trend of new-governance in accordance with values and ethics based mandates primarily focusing on the public interest. organizational justice transparency efficiency and accountability. The purpose of this study is diagnosing to whistleblower protect the public. to a threat stifling and punishing any dissent against bureaucratic waste and abuse in Korean Anti-Corruption Act of 2001. New Institutionalism is applied as an approaching method. This law provides protection and compensation for whistleblowing that enhances the public interest by prohibiting a public agency from retaliating against any employees who report corruption in their organization. Not with standing. Unfortunately, it has been unfunctional. In order to achieve this aim. this article analyzes the limits and prospects of Korean Anti-Corruption Act of 2001. Therefore. on the basis of comparative analysis of passed whistleblower protection law in many countries. this article presents institutional protection of whistleblower against prior restraint and other secrecy abuses. And also suggest the strategies of protecting whistleblowers by revision the anti-corruption laws and other efforts that is anti-corruption reform's assignments of Roh Moo-hyun's government.