The many ways to Transparency
This article explores a sample of the literature on transparency in the 1984-2020 period through a systematic review. The sample consists of 242 works (articles, books, and book chapters) collected from different academic databases. Latent dirichlet allocation (LDA) probabilistic topic modelling –...
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This article explores a sample of the literature on transparency in the 1984-2020 period through a systematic review. The sample consists of 242 works (articles, books, and book chapters) collected from different academic databases. Latent dirichlet allocation (LDA) probabilistic topic modelling – an unsupervised machine learning approach – is employed in order to classify and construct a typology of topics within the literature. This approach is complemented by a structured overview of the varieties of transparency framework and is aimed at addressing three research questions: a) What analytical approaches are identified in the literature? b) How is transparency conceptualised through such analytical approaches? And, c) where has transparency’s focus been placed in relation to an event-process framework? The findings show unequal methodological approaches, topics, and issues investigated. These insights and the novel approach utilised outline key challenges and opportunities for future transparency research.
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spelling | doaj.art-436cb80f1ca94f2c86e657baa74b43342023-12-15T08:51:29ZengAsociación Española de Acreditación de la TransparenciaRevista Española de la Transparencia2444-26072023-12-011810.51915/ret.286The many ways to TransparencyRoberto Cruz Romero This article explores a sample of the literature on transparency in the 1984-2020 period through a systematic review. The sample consists of 242 works (articles, books, and book chapters) collected from different academic databases. Latent dirichlet allocation (LDA) probabilistic topic modelling – an unsupervised machine learning approach – is employed in order to classify and construct a typology of topics within the literature. This approach is complemented by a structured overview of the varieties of transparency framework and is aimed at addressing three research questions: a) What analytical approaches are identified in the literature? b) How is transparency conceptualised through such analytical approaches? And, c) where has transparency’s focus been placed in relation to an event-process framework? The findings show unequal methodological approaches, topics, and issues investigated. These insights and the novel approach utilised outline key challenges and opportunities for future transparency research. https://revistatransparencia.com/ojs/index.php/ret/article/view/286transparencyaccountabilitypublic administrationgovernancesystematic review |
spellingShingle | Roberto Cruz Romero The many ways to Transparency Revista Española de la Transparencia transparency accountability public administration governance systematic review |
title | The many ways to Transparency |
title_full | The many ways to Transparency |
title_fullStr | The many ways to Transparency |
title_full_unstemmed | The many ways to Transparency |
title_short | The many ways to Transparency |
title_sort | many ways to transparency |
topic | transparency accountability public administration governance systematic review |
url | https://revistatransparencia.com/ojs/index.php/ret/article/view/286 |
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