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26 May 2023
Does Anti-Corruption Do No Harm?
To do good without doing harm: Lara Olson calls for anti-corruption programs to embrace conflict sensitivity.
3 April 2023
The role of illicit wealth and power in driving conflict: Six Takeaways
Yes, corruption worsens conflict, but Scharbatke-Church and Chigas call for greater emphasis on knowing how and why.
30 January 2023
Hot States and Empathy Gaps: How Anti-Corruption Programs Can Target our Irrational Sides
Claudia Baez-Camargo calls for anti-corruption programming that captures the stress of decision-making in real life.
14 November 2022
Making it worse: Descriptive vs injunctive norms in anti-corruption efforts
Mattias Agerberg diagnoses why anti-corruption messaging campaigns fail—and details what can work.
6 May 2023
In Plain Sight: Questioning Assumptions in Anti-Corruption Programming for Law Enforcement
How should anti-corruption programs address police corruption? Riccardo D’Emidio calls for rethinking individual deterrence and punishment.
13 March 2023
When do anti-corruption messages work, and with whom?
How can anti-corruption messaging work better? Jean-Benoit Falisse provides lessons from the field.
7 January 2023
Friends with Benefits: Corruption in Fragile State’s Best of 2022
Our editor chooses the top five posts of 2022.
24 October 2022
Avoiding minority reports: using AI responsibly in anti-corruption
Anti-corruption increasingly deploys AI tools. Fernanda Odilla identifies what practitioners need to ethically assess this present future.
14 April 2023
Polygamous relationships: how conflict and peacebuilding fuel corruption
In a follow-up post, Scharbatke-Church and Chigas examine how peacebuilding can fuel corruption.
20 February 2023
Eight assumptions that should never appear in a FCAS logframe
Assumptions matter: Scharbatke-Church and Chigas offer eight key don’ts to improve anti-corruption programming in FCAS.
30 November 2022
The Intersectional nature of social norms: so much more to learn
Though intersectionality of social norms remains a black box, CJL’s co-directors suggest that programming may need to reckon with it.
3 October 2022
Unpacking corruption paves the way for social norms analysis
One-off, pattern, or corrupted system: and Nash provide tips on how to unpack corruption to aid social norms programming.
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