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Daily Archives: September 19, 2008

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Latvia: A Potential Leader in Lobbying Reform?

Archive - Pre 2015By adminSeptember 19, 2008Leave a comment

Nathaniel Heller concludes his European trip with a roundtable discussion of lobbying in Latvia, part of the Global Integrity Dialogues series. This is what we learned. On Tuesday, September 16, our friends at Providus again helpfully pulled together a roundtable discussion, this time on lobbying in Latvia and the impact of lobbying on the country’s…

Do Corruption Indices Measure Corruption?

Archive - Pre 2015By adminSeptember 19, 2008Leave a comment

We did a lot of reading during the lit review for our recent book, A Users’ Guide to Measuring Corruption, but there’s plenty of related work that we didn’t cite in that book. This 2007 paper, by Dilyan Donchev and Gergely Ujhelyi, tackles a central issue of our field head on. Download the paper:Do Corruption…

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