

Jean-Benoit Falisse, University of Edinburgh
- Mar 12
- 5 min
When do anti-corruption messages work, and with whom?
How can anti-corruption messaging work better? Jean-Benoit Falisse provides lessons from the field.
When do anti-corruption messages work, and with whom?
Eight assumptions that should never appear in a FCAS logframe
M&E of the Intangible: Resources on Social Norms
When Your Project’s Success Gets a “So What?” in Response
What Worked: Fighting Corruption Through Collective Action
Reflections on Using Most Significant Change in An Anti-Corruption Program
Research Methodology for Identifying Social Norms that Catalyze Corruption
Using the Participatory Monitoring Approach, Most Significant Change, for an Anti-Corruption Program
Why is Our Anti-Corruption Program Working?
1.39 Cheers for Quantitative Analysis
Breaking Out of the Methodological Cage
How Tendering Practices by Anticorruption Funders Undermine Research Quality and Credibility