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New issue of the ACRN Quarterly!
Do you want to find out about the latest in corruption research? Check out the new issue of our Anti-Corruption Research Network Quarterly .
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New Advances in Experimental Research on Corruption
This Featured Research Article commissioned by the Anti-Corruption Research Network contains a rich collection of survey pieces on some of the most relevant issues relating to corruption research, edited by Danila Serra and Leonard Wantchekon. This multi-disciplinary research project provides an overview of this recent literature, combined with laboratory and field studies
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BLOG: Fighting corruption where and when it happens: Ambient accountability
In this blog post, Dieter Zinnbauer presents a powerful addition to the accountability toolbox: ambient accountability, the systematic use of physical space and the built environment to empower people to more effectively hold officials and service providers to account.
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University of Sussex (UK) – MA in Corruption and Governance
The University of Sussex offers a new one-year MA entirely focused on Corruption and Governance issues. It encompasses theoretical aspects of corruption, allowing student to understand “what corruption is, where it flourishes, why it proliferates, what challenges it poses for policy-makers and the business community and, ultimately, what can be done to counteract it”, as well as practical experience through the opportunity to undertake a three months internship in an organisation of this field.
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