Actors, institutions and processes shaping corruption
Actors, Modes, Institutions, and Resources
... governance actors to shape the process of governance according to their ...governance institutions curtail the power derived from monetary and organizational resources, privileging expertise and reputation ...
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The role of institutions as actors influencing Uganda’s cassava sector
... ginalised actors along the chain. Other actors identified include traders (organised at various levels), processors (millers and manufacturers), transporters and market- ing ...other institutions ...
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EU Enlargement 1989-2009: Actors, Institutions, and Literature
... EU institutions which would have to accompany a ‘big bang’ accession process, and the myriad policy challenges thrown up by expansion, most especially those of agriculture and regional funding (the policy areas ...
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Actors in paradise : negotiating actors, landscape and institutions in the Nagarahole Ecodevelopment Project, India
... Source: interviews. Table 7 illustrates that groups value very different facets of the Nagarahole landscape. Remote actors such as the Senior KFD officials, National Forest Department[r] ...
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The Pitfalls of Policymaking in Peru: Actors, Institutions and Rules of the Game
... private sector are entitled to this benefit, studies find that less than 4 percent of those who are dismissed actually receive it. 20 This low compliance with stated policies also stems from the lack of efficient ...
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Shaping social movements: international actors in Kosovo and Afghanistan
... causes, processes and outcomes of democratic transitions (see Tansey 2009; Carothers 2002; Linz and Stepan ...International institutions, donor governments and development agencies have upheld the ...
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An Analysis of Grand Corruption and Anti-Corruption Institutions in Nigeria and Kenya; 1960-2015
... of corruption are sometimes biased and the measures derived from it can be questionable as valid ...anti- corruption committees, human right activists, the media and other individuals who are knowledgeable ...
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Anti-corruption Institutions and Governmental Change in Pakistan
... main institutions—the EC and the NAB—were established in the wake of the overthrow of democratically-elected governments by non-elected ...various institutions still attempt to exert control over the ...
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Actors, practices and networks of corruption: the case of Romania's accession to European Union funding
... As institutions were created and abolished at a fast pace, competences transferred between various ministries, it was difficult to find the key actors and understand their roles in the ...
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Social Networks, Corruption and Institutions of Accounting, Auditing and Accountability
... vein, institutions of accountability may be established during corrupt regimes for symbolic purposes to fulfil the accountability expectations of external stakeholder groups while corrupt activities are ...
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Universities are what academics make of them: a case study of individual actors shaping their institution
... education institutions, it also means dealing with growing economic, regulatory and social ...education institutions operate by reducing their funding and pressing for greater transfer of knowledge from ...
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Bank Income Smoothing, Institutions and Corruption
... of corruption for the persistence of income smoothing by African banks because corruption is a major socio-political issue affecting businesses in Africa particularly ...screening processes and ...
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Revisiting the role of the resource curse in shaping institutions and growth
... economic institutions are more ...political institutions, constraints on the executive may be more important than the degree of democracy, as the former may be more salient to engendering more accountable ...
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Crime, Corruption and Institutions
... the corruption literature and is more closely integrated with the micro based theory of individual behaviour 4 , thanks to the pioneering work of Becker (1968) leading to a stream of significant analytical ...
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Corruption, Institutions and Regulation
... country’s institutions we use a variable measuring the con- straints on executive power from the POLITY IV dataset averaged over the period ...country’s institutions than some other commonly used ...good ...
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Political institutions, lobbying and corruption
... political institutions play a significant role in explaining the decision to ...than corruption and this even in poorer, less developed countries than those normally considered in the ...political ...
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Political institutions, lobbying and corruption
... political institutions play a significant role in explaining the decision to ...than corruption and this even in poorer, less developed countries than those normally considered in the ...political ...
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Political institutions, lobbying and corruption
... political institutions play a significant role in explaining the decision to ...than corruption and this even in poorer, less developed countries than those normally considered in the ...political ...
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Religiosity, Institutions and Corruption in Africa
... and corruption, kidnapping, armed robbery, terrorism, vandalism, misappropriation, to mention but a few that are perpetrated in our society ...nation, corruption arises out of the notion that those who have ...
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Endogenous Institutions and the Dynamics of Corruption
... the corruption dynamics features several evolutionary equilibria: A clean equilibrium, a corrupt equilibrium, and a hybrid ...where corruption is extin- guished can only exist if detection probability is ...
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