What happens when the funding ends?
Without deliberate attention to sustainability from the outset, even strong technical interventions remain externally dependent and struggle to outlast donor funding.
Lina Lozano
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What We Learned About Blogging in a Year
By Cheyanne Scharbatke-Church, Jasmine Walovitch and Kiely Barnard-Webster If you are looking for an alternative way to share your...
Cheyanne Scharbatke-Church - CJL
Apr 25, 20176 min read
A Helpful Response to Unhelpful Research, and a Call for Ideas
By Dr. Mark Pyman In January, Mark Pyman wrote a blog on this site on the unhelpful nature of anti-corruption research. Now Mark shares...
Mark Pyman, Anti-Corruption Committee (Afghanistan)
Apr 20, 20179 min read
The Case for Systems in Corruption Analysis
By Cheyanne Scharbatke-Church In this blog post we share a new video we created to reach those who are too busy to question the...
Cheyanne Scharbatke-Church - CJL
Apr 10, 20174 min read
Approaching Corruption Through the Lens of Masculinities
By Héctor Portillo and Sebastián Molano Héctor Portillo and Sebastián Molanon propose three ways in which the expectations, pressures, and privileges of “being a man” may shed light on male attitudes towards corruption. Although corruption is not by any means our field of study, we both grew up in countries where corruption is normalized to the point where not engaging in it is not only considered rare but naïve. Coincidentally, both of our countries of origin, Mexico and Col
Hector Portillo, Independent
Apr 3, 20176 min read
Recognizing the Potential “Destructive” Power of Social Norms
By Cheyanne Scharbatke-Church and Russell Hathaway Read our newest work on this topic, Understanding Social Norms: A Reference Guide for...
Cheyanne Scharbatke-Church - CJL
Mar 29, 20177 min read
Is Female Discrimination in the Justice Sector Corruption?
By Cheyanne Scharbatke-Church We wish to improve the gender representation within the anti-corruption theory of change in the program we...
Cheyanne Scharbatke-Church - CJL
Mar 22, 20175 min read
Are Social Norms an Important Missing Link in Anti-Corruption Programming?
By Cheyanne Scharbatke-Church and Russell Hathaway In this post Cheyanne Scharbatke-Church and Russell Hathaway begin their deep dive...
Cheyanne Scharbatke-Church - CJL
Mar 20, 20177 min read
Why is Our Anti-Corruption Program Working?
By Cheyanne Scharbatke-Church L’évaluation mi-parcours est disponible en version française. Veuillez trouver cette publication, « La...
Cheyanne Scharbatke-Church - CJL
Mar 14, 20176 min read
Framing Corruption: Do Our Frames Limit Our Effectiveness?
By Diana Chigas Diana Chigas, JD, argues that the way we are framing the problem of corruption in fragile states is limiting our vision...
Diana Chigas, CJL
Feb 27, 20175 min read
When Cows Facilitate Court: The Culture of Gifting and Corruption in Modern Courts
By Juliet Hatanga In this post, Juliet Harty Hatanga, who has ten years of experience working with the Courts of Judicature of Uganda,...
Juliet Hatanga, Courts of Judicature of Uganda
Feb 13, 20177 min read
Do Anti-Corruption Agencies Really Matter? Some Lessons on State Legitimacy from Indonesia
By Sergio M. Gemperle In this post, researcher Sergio Gemperle questions the role of anti-corruption agencies (ACAs) in increasing state...
Sergio M. Gemperle, University of Basel
Jan 30, 20175 min read
The Financial Journeys of Refugees: Charting a Research Agenda – Is Corruption a Relevant Framework?
By Roxanne Krystalli and Kim Wilson In this post, Roxanne Krystalli and Kim Wilson, who collectively specialize in financial inclusion,...
Roxanne Krystalli, Feinstein International Center
Jan 26, 20175 min read
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