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Daily Archives: December 24, 2008

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The New York Times and Squishy Theories of Corruption

Archive - Pre 2015By adminDecember 24, 20081 Comment

Two articles from the December 23 New York Times merit a bit of unpacking. The articles — one on Ghana’s upcoming elections, the other on the rise of Islamic movements in Jordan — tout two widely-held but rarely proven theories of corruption: that corruption inhibits growth, and that corruption is a motivator for radical, Islamic…

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