distinguish between market corruption (impersonal bribery), and network (or parochial) corruption which is conditional on the …-socialist countries we show, first, that the correlation between market and network corruption is weak, which implies that ignoring … network corruption leads not only to an underestimation of the overall scale of corruption but also biases national corruption …

distinguish between market corruption (impersonal bribery), and network (or parochial) corruption which is conditional on the …-socialist countries we show, first, that the correlation between market and network corruption is weak, which implies that ignoring … network corruption leads not only to an underestimation of the overall scale of corruption but also biases national corruption …

's collaboration network. We find that attending an offsite leads participants to significantly increase the number of new network ties … that they initiate, but that people who are unable to attend the offsite similarly increase their network outreach … opportunities as affecting network change in two distinct ways: through the changes the individual makes in her own network, which …

We consider a productive network formed by agents with heterogeneous privately-known productivity types. Under convex … the entire network by each subset of other agents an agent can link to, and the consequent social opportunity cost of such … subsets. We construct a mechanism to implement the socially optimal network, which specifies transfers based on the calculated …