Curbing grand corruption in ethnically plural societies. The role of corporate responsibility

Under what circumstances can firms favourably contribute to curbing grand corruption in ethnically plural societies? It can be argued that the most practical and strategic entry point is through small and medium-sized enterprises. Compared with larger firms, their distance from the centres of power and relatively high level of ethnic diversity in ownership means it is easier to encourage this group of entrepreneurs to engage in collective action against corruption and ethnic clientelism.