The higher education sector in Africa is blighted by several varieties of corruption, relating to grading, access to education, and involving various forms of influence ranging from gift-giving to sextortion. In this blog post, Dr Cristiano D’Orsi, Senior Research Fellow…
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The financing of politics – corrupt, whichever way you look at it?
Sam Power, an ESRC-funded PhD student at the Sussex Centre for the Study of Corruption, ponders the challenge of crafting a corruption-free party funding regime. No easy task … Tuesday 18th September saw Transparency International and the Political Studies Association…
For students of voting behaviour, corruption is what they’d call a ‘valence issue’
No one, in other words, sets out to make a case for more corruption. Indeed, everyone (claims to) want to see less corruption. The question is subsequently of how to go about achieving that, and not whether the aim itself…
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