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Good Societies Need Good Leaders on a Leashpower of elites obviously needs to be restrained to avoid corruption and bad rule (Werlin, 2007, 359). The power-corruption malaise is supposedly true for all kinds of power, but, as stated in the introduction to this volume, especially so for political power. History abounds with examples of poorly

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Are Corrupt Elites Necessary for Corrupt Countries?ay be one mechanism, but is that the only possibility? Can a country with a corrupt ruler have a civil service that operates honestly in its day-to-day interactions with citizens? Conversely, can an honest, public-spirited president or prime minister stay in office with high levels of corruption in

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Prestige, Immunity and Diplomats: Understanding Sexual Corruptionffairs as an elite and high-prestige area as it offers individuals the potential for sustained “visibility and significant control over policy.” It is also an institution that has traditionally been populated by an elite political class – such as the nobility in Europe – which continues to provide d

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The Political and Historical Origins of Good Government: How Social Contracts Shape Elite Behaviorachieving quality of government (Klitgaard, 1988; Goldsmith, 2001; Acemoglu and Robinson, 2006, 2012; North, Wallis, and Weingast, 2009; Fukuyama, 2011). The influence of political elites is assumed to travel through direct as well as indirect channels. The powerful position of elites gives them a d

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Political Leadership and Quality of Government: Restraining Elites at Nascent Statehood that political leadership at nascent statehood is an important key to whether or not a state-building process results in a state with good governance. The extent to which political leaders manage to set boundaries to elites’ access to the political, military, and administrative institutions of the

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Rulers and Their Elite Rivals: How Democratization Has Increased Incentives for Corruption in Sub-Sawith regular elections have become the norm and a majority of countries have now held a fourth and fifth round of elections (Lindberg, 2006; Lynch and Crawford, 2011), indicators of quality of government show decline, despite theoretical expectations that democracy should lead to improvements. This

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Property Rights without Democracy: The Role of Elites’ Rotation and Asset Ownershiputocracies institutions serve ruling elites. It is generally expected that unaccountable elites use their power to expropriate the rest of society and to do so they establish extractive institutions instead of inclusive ones that would be serving the society at large (Acemoglu and Robinson, 2012). I