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Corruption and Female Representation in the Bureaucracyy them. However, the discretion used within frontline bureaucracy suggests that gender may matter more on this level. The chapter outlines how the qualities of the raw material are mediated by institutional logics to affect corruption.

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Does Gender Matter? Female Politicians’ Engagement in Anti-corruption Effortsmpaigns during the last twenty-five?years. The results show that even though female candidates tend to politicize corruption more frequently, they rarely make it to a position powerful enough to influence policies directly.

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Gender and Corruption in Mexico: Building a Theory of Conditioned Causalityallows for a nuanced examination of the link, both (i) whether the presence of corruption adversely affects women’s entry into politics, and (ii) whether women, once elected, affect the prevalence of corruption. The chapter points to . necessary for positive developments especially in contexts in which corruption has been highly prevalent.

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Gender Aspects of Government Auditingicularly vulnerable when monitoring of the state is weak. The results suggest that initial relationships between the proportion of women in parliament and levels of corruption become insignificant when mediating variables are introduced.

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Corruption as Exploitation: Feminist Exchange Theories and the Link Between Gender and Corruption male power. Furthermore, the feminist ambition to dismantle the distinction between private and public spheres means that every misuse of power can be seen as corruption, with far-reaching empirical consequences for the study of corruption.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-4322-2ion have not delivered. (3) Increased gender equality seems to be one important factor behind getting corruption under control. (4) Impartiality in the exercise of public power, not least when it “translates” into meritocracy in the public administration, has a powerful effect both on increasing gen

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Psychological Aspects of Breath Odors,ey are to be involved in a corruption scandal and punish them differently when they are involved in corruption. We conducted survey experiments in two countries, the United States (with high electoral accountability) and Brazil (with moderate to low electoral accountability), to determine if differe