Corruption and Governance
CSPP Studies in Public Policy on Corruption:
SPP 524. THE ABSOLUTE AND INSTRUMENTAL LEGITIMACY OF DEMOCRACY. Richard Rose and Bernhard Weßels.
SPP 519. WHY ARE AFRICANS MORE LIKELY TO PAY BRIBES? THE EFFECT OF INSTITUTIONS. Caryn Peiffer and Richard Rose.
SPP 518. USING OPEN DATA TO COMBAT CORRUPTION. Richard Rose.
SPP 517. INTEGRATING INSTITUTIONAL AND BEHAVIOURAL BRIBERY MEASURES. Richard Rose and Caryn Peiffer.
SPP 510. UNFAIR ELECTIONS AND SUPPORT FOR ELECTORAL PROTEST. Alesia Sedziaka and Richard Rose.
SPP 509. POLITICAL CORRUPTION IN THE UNITED STATES. Amitai Etzioni.
SPP 508. CONTACT COMES FIRST: A TWO-STEP MODEL OF PAYING BRIBES. Richard Rose and Caryn Peiffer.
SPP 502. WHY DO AFRICANS DIFFER IN PAYING BRIBES?. Caryn Peiffer and Richard Rose.
SPP 501. CHINESE STRATEGIES FOR GETTING HEALTH CARE: GUANXI AND ITS ALTERNATIVES. Neil Munro.
SPP 497. TESTING IF CORRUPTION IS AN EFFICIENT GREASE: MICRO-LEVEL DATA FROM BANGALORE, INDIA. Srikar Gullapalli.
SPP 494. PAYING BRIBES TO GET PUBLIC SERVICES: A GUIDE TO GLOBAL CONCEPTS AND SURVEY MEASURES. Richard Rose and Caryn Peiffer.
SPP 493. THE ROOTS OF CORRUPTION: MASS EDUCATION, ECONOMIC INEQUALITY AND STATE BUILDING. Eric M. Uslaner and Bo Rothstein.
SPP 492. NEW RUSSIA BAROMETER XX. PUBLIC OPINION OF VLADIMIR PUTIN'S RETURN AS PRESIDENT. Richard Rose.
SPP 485. DESIGNING LOW-COST CAMPAIGNS? THE EFFECTS OF PARTY FINANCE ON NATIONAL PARTIES IN EUROPEAN ELECTIONS. Mathieu Petithomme.
SPP 469. WAYS OF GETTING A GOVERNMENT PERMIT IN CHINA: STRATEGIES AND THEIR DETERMINANTS. Neil Munro.
SPP 465. QUALITIES OF DEMOCRACY: HOW TO ANALYZE THEM. Leonardo Morlino.
SPP 446. HOW DO ELECTORS RESPOND TO AN UNFAIR ELECTION? THE EXPERIENCE OF RUSSIANS. Richard Rose and William Mishler.
SPP 432. EXPLAINING THE GAP BETWEEN THE EXPERIENCE AND PERCEPTION OF CORRUPTION. Richard Rose and William Mishler.
SPP 410. FAIR TREATMENT IN A DIVIDED SOCIETY: A BOTTOM UP ASSESSMENT OF BUREAUCRATIC ENCOUNTERS IN LATVIA. David J Galbreath and Richard Rose.