Research on Corruption. A Policy Oriented Survey

Jens Christopher Andvig · Odd‐Helge Fjeldstad · Inge Amundsen · Tone Kristin Sissener · Tina Søreide

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This survey, “Research on Corruption. A Policy Oriented Survey”, is an overview of contemporary corruption research. The main objective is to present research that is relevant for foreign aid policies to developing countries. The survey is commissioned by the Norwegian Agency for Development Co-operation, NORAD. An earlier draft version of the study was disseminated to the participants of the workshop “Corruption: Critical Assessments of Contemporary Research”, held in Oslo, 19-20

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