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15 April 2024
In Defense of ‘Strategic Corruption’
Strategic Corruption must become part of the anti-corruption lexicon.
26 January 2024
Spoilt for Choice: Best of 2023
Corruption in Fragile States blog editor Catherine Garson chooses ‘five of the best’ from 2023. Find out what makes them excellent!
13 November 2023
Do’s and Don’ts when Identifying Social Norms in Contexts of Endemic Corruption
Drawing on invaluable lessons learnt, CJL’s Co-Director offers some useful Do’s and Don’ts for identifying social norms.
1 September 2023
Weapons Against Corruption In Ukraine: 5 Steps to Kill the Enemy Within
Martina Boguslavets offers a ground-level view of ongoing Ukrainian anti-corruption reforms plus essential reforms for reconstruction.
17 March 2024
Addressing Endemic Corruption: There’s Reason to Hope
More effective ways to address endemic corruption are emerging, here are three from CJL's Jared Miller.
14 January 2024
Weaponization, Retaliation, Diversion, Mobilization, Division – Oh my!!!
Conflict sensitivity in AC programs: Preliminary research shows how AC programs can unintentionally fuel conflict
22 October 2023
An Editor’s Three Provocations for the Anti-Corruption Field
By Alex Ralph, Editor, Corruption in Fragile States Blog At the end of October, I will step down as blog editor. interesting. es daunting odds.
9 July 2023
Fast Forwarding to Systems Maps of Corruption: Getting to Usable Analysis More Quickly
For AC practitioners, systems mapping is essential but also difficult. To lessen obstacles, Peter Woodrow proposes a scaffolded approach.
24 February 2024
Two Years into the War in Ukraine: the Status of Anti-Corruption and the Challenges Ahead
The war in Ukraine two years on and the impact on anti-corruption efforts.
27 November 2023
If Anti-Corruption is a ‘Different Animal’, Do the Usual Approaches to Conflict Sensitivity Apply?
Conflict sensitivity in AC programs: why standard approaches might not be enough.
1 October 2023
Tired Language and Ineffective Reforms
Michael Johnston on the anti-corruption field’s stale language problem—and how it contributes to lazy thinking and ineffective reforms.
18 June 2023
Norms in Tension: tackling one corrupt practice strengthens others (and it might not be a bad thing)