Titlebook: Corruption and Development; The Anti-Corruption Sarah Bracking Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 20

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Corruption Scandals and Anti-Corruption Institution Building Interventions in Jamaicaed to the establishment of the Office of the Contractor-General -an ombudsman of contracts (1983), the National Contracts Commission (1999), the Anti-Corruption Commission (2003), Public Management Accountability Act (2002) and several codes of conduct for ministers (2002), public officials and poli

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Fighting Public Sector Corruption in Ghana: Does Gender Matter?African countries. Spearheaded by the World Bank, these attempts have met with modest results at best, as evidenced by the fact that current data suggests entrenched corruption in many African countries. More recently, the failure of previous anti-corruption strategies has led to the promotion of th

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Accountability in Development Finance Projects: Between the Market and a Soft Placerectly through the state nor the market. Most development finance institutions (DFIs) enjoy hybrid public-private status and weak lines of accountability to their underwriting Treasuries (Bracking, 2003). The market environment of DFI projects is also concessionary, without the accountability of com

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Why Anti-Corruption Initiatives Fail: Technology Transfer and Contextual Collisionthem as ‘technology transfers’ in the broadest sense of ideas conceived in one context and implemented in another. A model is presented of how transfers are mediated in practice between the two con-texts, which can be applied more broadly to all types of anti-corruption intervention. The chapter exa

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Strengthening Checks and Balances in Financial Governance: the Evolving Role of Multilateral Banks icessarily require greater transparency and accountability in the management of public finances. These twin objectives have led to a renewed interest in the institutions overseeing the budget, in particular legislatures and external audit agencies, and as a result, the governance of the budget is the

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Xin Xin,Dong Wang,Yue Ding,Chen Linibat’ its causes and effects, to wage a ‘war’ against the degradation of the social fabric, and to rally around a moral standard of integrity and principal. To accompany the effort, new field technologies, rather like an army’s tools and weapons, have been designed and propagated: integrity workshops

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ZhiWei Huang,Li Yan,XinYi Peng,Jia Tanifficulties experienced by a number of countries in securing repatriation of stolen funds deposited in overseas banks, it is proposed that a solution to the problem lies in the establishment of an International Court for Economic Crimes (ICEC). This would make the prosecution of economic criminals m