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Corruption in natural resource management: Implications for policy makers
Journal Article | Oct 2009
Corruption is the main reason why resource-rich countries perform badly in economic terms. Corruption in resource-rich countries takes two main forms, ...
Resource curse, corruption
Fighting for Patronage: American Counterinsurgency and the Afghan Local Police
Doctoral Thesis | Jun 2015
My doctoral research explores the role of government-backed militias in the security and political dynamics of three provincial settings (Wardak, Baghlan ...
Afghan Local Police, counterinsurgency, Afghanistan
Transparency in Health Programmes
U4 Brief | May 2008
Transparency is an important tool for good governance, helping to expose abusive practices including fraud, patronage, corruption, and other abuses of ...
corruption, health sector
Does diversification improve institutions in resource rich countries?
Angola Brief | Dec 2012
Angola is the world’s second most concentrated country in terms of exports. Furthermore, concentration has increased during recent years. Angola ...
Angola
Political economy models of the resource curse: Implications for policy and research
Report in External Series | Nov 2009
Political economy models of the resource curse: Implications for policy and research Ivar Kolstad a
Natural resources, patronage, rent-seeking, institutions
Explaining municipal governance in Kosovo: local agency, credibility and party patronage
Journal Article | May 2018
What can explain the varied effectiveness of internationally led attempts at statebuilding? This article seeks to answer this question by comparing the ...
Food security as a political issue: the 2009 elections in Malawi
Journal Article | Mar 2011
African electorates are expected to use non-evaluative rationales, like patronage and ethnicity, when casting their vote. In famine-struck countries like ...
Food Security, Elections, Poverty, Africa, Malawi
Can UNCAC address grand corruption?
U4 Report | Nov 2011
The political economies of many developing countries are characterised by varying degrees of patronage and state capture, a reality that has far-reaching ...
uncac, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Kenya
Autonomy, incentives and patronage: a study of corruption in the Tanzania and Uganda Revenue Authorities
CMI Report | Jan 2003
The report explores factors that explain the observed patterns of corruption within the Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA) and the Uganda Revenue Authority ...
Corruption, Incentives, Social norms, Tax administration, Tax evasion, Tanzania, Uganda, JEL classification: D73, H26, H30, J33, K42, Z13, Africa: Tanzania
The pursuit of integrity in customs: Experiences from sub-Saharan Africa
CMI Working Paper | Oct 2009
This paper examines recent experiences from sub-Saharan Africa in combating corruption in customs. It argues that integrity reforms have been too focused ...
Taxation, Tax administration, Corruption, Africa
Vers plus d'éthique dans les douanes en Afrique subsaharienne; The pursuit of integrity in customs: experiences from sub-Saharan Africa
Journal Article | Aug 2009
This paper examines recent experiences from sub-Saharan Africa in combating corruption in customs. It argues that integrity reforms have been too focused ...
Customs, taxation, corruption
Political economy analysis of the UN Convention against Corruption
Event | 9 Feb 2011
The UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) is arguably the most advanced and most global anti-corruption treaty. Its topical and geographic scope raises questions of adaptability. U4 coordinator Hannes Hechler presents a political economy analysis of UNCAC and its implementation processes.
Who Rules Nigeria?
Report in External Series | Nov 2012
Nigeria has experienced military coups, a civil war and very poor economic development, and its population is more impoverished today than at independence. ...
Resource curse, democracy, ruling elites. political economy, Nigeria
Corruption and private, state-backed debts in Mozambique: What can external actors do?
Project | Aug 2016 - Dec 2018
What are the main implications for the effectiveness of anti-corruption policies and practices of recent evidence regarding corruption and private, state-backed ...
anti-corruption, state-backed private debt, patronage, international financial institutions, Mozambique
Who rules Nigeria?
Project | May - Aug 2012
This project is a policy-oriented study on the political economy of Nigeria, describing the process of elite formation and exploring the ...
Elite formation, Nigeria
The resource curse: Which institutions matter?
Journal Article | Feb 2009
Two types of models are dominant in the current resource curse literature. One type of model studies the selection of entrepreneurs into rent-seeking ...
Resource curse, institutions
Using power and influence analysis to address corruption risks: The case of the Ugandan drug supply chain
U4 Brief | Jul 2012
Power and influence analysis can be used to assess corruption vulnerabilities in the public sector. This approach helps identify powerful stakeholders ...
health, Uganda
Afghan leaders see need for US to make peace
News | 27 May 2011
The Afghan conflict is driven by the impact and behaviour of international troops as well as the illegitimacy of the Afghan government.
Afghanistan
Parliamentary-Executive Relations in Malawi 1994-2004
CMI Working Paper | Jan 2006
This article addresses the relationship between the legislative and executive branches of government in Malawi during the multi-party era from 1994 until ...
Malawi, Parliament, Parliamentary-executive relations, Politics
Stopping illegal trafficking of endangered species requires combatting corruption
News | 3 Sep 2015
Corruption and illegal trafficking endanger the world’s biodiversity