Los costos de la anticorrupción : balanceando libertad e igualdad en la regulación del financiamiento electoral

Abstract: This paper's aim is to analyze some common aspects of campaign finance regulation, in light of the tensions that arise between anti-corruption policies and the democratic values of liberty and equality. First, we will analyze the different corruption dynamics that emerge when campaign...

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Autores principales: Mantiñán, Federico Maximiliano, Zara, Nicolás Daniel
Formato: Artículo publishedVersion
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Derecho. Departamento de Publicaciones 2019
Materias:
Corrupcion
Financiamiento de campaña
Derecho electoral
Libertad
Igualdad
Contribuciones electorales
Gastos electorales
Gastos independientes
Gastos de terceros
Transparencia
Rendicion de cuentas
Regulacion electoral
Financiamiento de campaña electoral
Politica
Financiamiento de los partidos políticos
Responsabilidad del Estado
Autogobierno
Libertad de expresion
Corruption
Campaign financing
Election law
Liberty
Equality
Campaign contributions
Campaign expenditures
Independent expenditures
Third party expenditures
Transparency
Accountability
Electoral law
Election campaign financing
Financing of political parties
Political
State responsibility
Self-government
Freedom of speech
Acceso en línea:http://www.derecho.uba.ar/publicaciones/lye/revistas/102/los-costos-de-la-anticorrupcion.pdf
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Sumario:Abstract: This paper's aim is to analyze some common aspects of campaign finance regulation, in light of the tensions that arise between anti-corruption policies and the democratic values of liberty and equality. First, we will analyze the different corruption dynamics that emerge when campaigns are financed exclusively with either public funds or with contributions from the private sector, as a result of which a mixed-sourced financing system might be the most desirable alternative. After that, we will focus on some issues concerning private money in campaign financing, with emphasis in the so-called independent expenditures, which are not regulated under Argentine law. Particularly, we will discuss its very nature, and the legal consequences resulting from their treatment as either speech rights or property rights. Then, we will briefly address the role of corporations in campaign financing. Finally, we will examine the relation between transparency policies and individual liberties as well as egalitarian principles, and the connections between such policies and the rest of the campaign financing regulatory scheme.

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