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5 How corruption can be uprooted from all the Institutions including the law makers?
By Kanwar Lal · National Dairy Research Institute

rv rute viais · Technical University of Lisbon

Hi as I see it: corruption cannot be irradiated for good; as a matter of "Descartes‘ mistake" it is part of human being (no judgement, not to say wr... [more]

Hi as I see it: corruption cannot be irradiated for good; as a matter of "Descartes‘ mistake" it is part of human being (no judgement, not to say wrong, as an evil default or great asset, only as a matter of fact, the way it is); for the much it is - justified by "good" intentions; - criticized for the wrong it is, as it is seen in some places/cultures as concept. Thks & Best Rgds . rv

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1 Any suggestions for identifying partnership models for peering donor agencies with trusted NGOs in countries with endemic culture of corruption?
By Daniel Obaka · University of Phoenix

David Lewis · The London School of Economics and Political Science

Interesting question. The issue is whether we are talking about a 'funding relationship' or a 'partnership arrangement'. They are not the same thing. ... [more]

Interesting question. The issue is whether we are talking about a 'funding relationship' or a 'partnership arrangement'. They are not the same thing. You can have a partnership without funding being a part of it, and you can have a funding relationship that is not really a partnership. My suggestion would be for an organization to first build a partnership based on trust (exchange of ideas, information, reciprocity) over a period, and then to explore funding once the value of the partnership has been explored and demonstrated.

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Open What datasets are publicly available that measure the incidence of corruption/bribery?
Transparency International's Global Corruption Barometer measures the percentage of users of a service who have bribed at least once in the past year ... [more]

Transparency International's Global Corruption Barometer measures the percentage of users of a service who have bribed at least once in the past year to obtain that service in over 100 countries (varies by year); Transparencia Mexicana's Índice Nacional de Corrupción y Buen Gobierno purportedly measures the percentage of times a service was used that involved a bribe (number of bribes/number of times the respondent used the service) for 35 public services in Mexico (but I can't find the question in the questionnaire that asks how many times the service was used). What other sources are available, either internationally or nationally?

By Bonnie Palifka · Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey

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1 Men or women: who is more susceptible to unethical practices when exposed to absolute power in organizations?
By Kumar Pratik · Xavier Institute of Social Service

Sergio Gemperle · Swisspeace

On ACRN Farzana Nawaz gives a short overview of the scholarly debate about gender and corruption: http://corruptionresearchnetwork.org/resources/fr... [more]

On ACRN Farzana Nawaz gives a short overview of the scholarly debate about gender and corruption: http://corruptionresearchnetwork.org/resources/frontpage-articles/gender-and-corruption/?searchterm=women

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