In the state we trust? - democratization, corruption and development, Alan Doig; democratization or the democratization of corruption? - the case of Uganda, David Watt, Rachel Flanery et al; causes and consequences of corruption - Mozambique in transition, David Stasavage; the changing context of corruption control - the Hong Kong special administrative region, 1997-99, Jonathan Moran; combating corruption in Botswana - regional role model or deviant case? Robin Theobald and Robert Williams; democracy, development and anto-corruption strategies - learning from the Australian experience, Robert Williams; conclusion - prospects for reform in a globalized ceonomy, Robin Theobald.
Edited by Doig, Alan; Theobald, Robin
'Lucid and interesting ... provides both the student of corruption
and the seasoned policy maker with evidence that the simplistic
notion that democractisation will combat corruption needs
re-examination. This collection certainly provides a positive step
in this direction.' - Journal of Development Studies
'Unlike most studies on corruption which base their data on hearsay
and gossip and give no insight into the internal dynamics of
corruption at country level, this contribution gives concrete data
on assertions made.' - Development and Change
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