ANTICORRP
May
2013
May
2013
May
2013
The Status of Anti-Corruption Research and Policy - Open plenary at the ANTICORRP´S Second General Meeting
Donatella della Porta will lead a discussion on "The Status of Anti-Corruption Research and Policy". The panel of speakers will include Rose Ackerman (Yale University), Philip Keefer (World Bank) and Michael Johnston (Colgate University).
May
2013
Apr
2013
Call for Papers: Panel Corruption and Political Power from a Comparative Area Perspective
Annual Meeting of the Comparative Politics Section of the German Political Science Association (DVPW) Please submit paper abstracts of up to 300 words until April 25, 2013 to both panel chairs.
Apr
2013
Inception Conference and Policy Workshop of the SELDI Network
On 21 and 22 May 2013, the South-East Europe Leadership for Development and Integrity (SELDI) network will host its Inception Conference and Policy Workshop in the city of Belgrade, Republic of Serbia.
Apr
2013
Call for papers: Making Politics Practical II: Development Politics and the Changing Aid Environment
The organizers welcome papers that further our understanding of the politics of development, whether this is within developing countries or the development community.
Apr
2013
Three views on modernisation and the rule of law in Russia
Russia's economy is held back by corruption and a weak legal system. Three experts explain why reform is difficult, but also give cause for hope.
Apr
2013
Accountability in Voluntary Partnerships: To Whom and for What?
This paper contributes to the understanding of accountability in collaborative governance by presenting views of practitioners from partnerships formed between K-12 public schools and private and nonprofit organizations in the United States. It focuses on two questions: what do partnership practitioners see the partnerships as being accountable for? And to whom do they see the partnerships as being accountable? The findings suggest that partnership participants reveal more of client-based and ...
Apr
2013
Doing business in Russia: informal practices and anti-corruption strategies
To understand corporate corruption in Russia and to develop both anti-corruption policies at the macro level and anti-corruption strategies at the enterprise level effectively we need to move beyond the predominant corruption paradigm and to disaggregate its measurement. The article outlines the results of a pilot survey of CEO of companies operating in Russian regions with regards of their use of informal practices.








