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Our editor chooses the top five posts of 2022.

Anti-corruption increasingly deploys AI tools. Fernanda Odilla identifies what practitioners need to ethically assess this present future.

Two friends, Lara Olson and Cheyanne Scharbatke-Church, debate the obstacles to a stronger union between peacebuilding and anti-corruption.

Patrick Alley argues democracy’s fate depends both on defeating Putin in Ukraine and the pinstripe army of enablers in the UK and beyond.

Though intersectionality of social norms remains a black box, CJL’s co-directors suggest that programming may need to reckon with it.

One-off, pattern, or corrupted system: and Nash provide tips on how to unpack corruption to aid social norms programming.

By Calum Humphreys, to combat corruption and conflict, the Berghof Foundation’s Calum Humphreys argues for a new joint peacebuilding/anti-corruption agenda.

Ella Hawkins provides practitioners with a road map to understanding collective action and how it can strengthen their anti-corruption work.

Mattias Agerberg diagnoses why anti-corruption messaging campaigns fail—and details what can work.

On the anniversary of the US withdrawal, Arne Strand finds lessons in the collective failure to address corruption in Afghanistan.

By Jared Miller, On-the-ground practitioners and researchers share lessons on designing social norms anti-corruption programs that work.

Huss and Musiiaka detail how Ukraine’s anti-corruption defense and security reforms are inextricably connected to its military resilience.