The study of corruption confronts a paradox - why a rationally selfish state has good reason to l... more The study of corruption confronts a paradox - why a rationally selfish state has good reason to limit corruption, but may not have the means. "Transparency", or a lack of corruption, cannot be provided by government alone, and is but one of several public goods that require voluntary inputs by households. Education, health, and economic security are also in part "socially produced". Transparency is good for these public goods, the reverse causality also holds: education, health, economic security, and transparency are mutually reinforcing. Anti-corruption programs in developing countries must link with (a) improvements in public infrastructure, and (b) traditional forms of reciprocity enforcement, such as Rotating Savings and Credit Associations (ROSCAS).
Africa is the only continent none of whose states have joined the conventions against internation... more Africa is the only continent none of whose states have joined the conventions against international bribery and very few African countries have national laws attempting to fill the gap. South Africa has taken promising steps internally and now should accept a leadership role in the ...
... adopting such legislative and other measures as may be necessary to establish as a criminal o... more ... adopting such legislative and other measures as may be necessary to establish as a criminal offence, when ... 96: ''While the title refers to FOI and privacy, the main thrust of the law is to ... the act (many of whom were jailed for the violations), including one from the UK Guardian, who ...
Africa is the only continent none of whose states have joined the conventions against internation... more Africa is the only continent none of whose states have joined the conventions against international bribery and very few African countries have national laws attempting to fill the gap. South Africa has taken promising steps internally and now should accept a leadership role in the ...
... adopting such legislative and other measures as may be necessary to establish as a criminal o... more ... adopting such legislative and other measures as may be necessary to establish as a criminal offence, when ... 96: ''While the title refers to FOI and privacy, the main thrust of the law is to ... the act (many of whom were jailed for the violations), including one from the UK Guardian, who ...
... 5. On the possibility of further enlargement at some later date, see Vladimir Gligorov, Mario... more ... 5. On the possibility of further enlargement at some later date, see Vladimir Gligorov, Mario Holzner & Michael Landesmann, Prospects for Further (South-) East-ern EU Enlargement: From Divergence to Convergence?, Vienna Institute for Interna-tional Economic Studies, June ...
The study of corruption confronts a paradox - why a rationally selfish state has good reason to l... more The study of corruption confronts a paradox - why a rationally selfish state has good reason to limit corruption, but may not have the means. "Transparency", or a lack of corruption, cannot be provided by government alone, and is but one of several public goods that require voluntary inputs by households. Education, health, and economic security are also in part "socially produced". Transparency is good for these public goods, the reverse causality also holds: education, health, economic security, and transparency are mutually reinforcing. Anti-corruption programs in developing countries must link with (a) improvements in public infrastructure, and (b) traditional forms of reciprocity enforcement, such as Rotating Savings and Credit Associations (ROSCAS).
Africa is the only continent none of whose states have joined the conventions against internation... more Africa is the only continent none of whose states have joined the conventions against international bribery and very few African countries have national laws attempting to fill the gap. South Africa has taken promising steps internally and now should accept a leadership role in the ...
... adopting such legislative and other measures as may be necessary to establish as a criminal o... more ... adopting such legislative and other measures as may be necessary to establish as a criminal offence, when ... 96: ''While the title refers to FOI and privacy, the main thrust of the law is to ... the act (many of whom were jailed for the violations), including one from the UK Guardian, who ...
Africa is the only continent none of whose states have joined the conventions against internation... more Africa is the only continent none of whose states have joined the conventions against international bribery and very few African countries have national laws attempting to fill the gap. South Africa has taken promising steps internally and now should accept a leadership role in the ...
... adopting such legislative and other measures as may be necessary to establish as a criminal o... more ... adopting such legislative and other measures as may be necessary to establish as a criminal offence, when ... 96: ''While the title refers to FOI and privacy, the main thrust of the law is to ... the act (many of whom were jailed for the violations), including one from the UK Guardian, who ...
... 5. On the possibility of further enlargement at some later date, see Vladimir Gligorov, Mario... more ... 5. On the possibility of further enlargement at some later date, see Vladimir Gligorov, Mario Holzner & Michael Landesmann, Prospects for Further (South-) East-ern EU Enlargement: From Divergence to Convergence?, Vienna Institute for Interna-tional Economic Studies, June ...
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