approach and content analysis to study the case of Greece. Three theoretically relevant patterns of institutional adaptation … corruption, which becomes pronounced in the creative ways by which strategies of capture adjust to shifting opportunities and … constraints. Clients are appointed in state offices and extract bribes directly from citizens. ‘Client corruption' replaces …

for Greece, which are novel to the literature, and media reports of zoning corruption scandals for Spain. Adjusting for …The adoption of the euro in 2002 led to an unprecedented supply of cheap mortgage credit in Greece and Spain. The … corruption. The empirical analysis relies on objective measures of zoning corruption at the regional level from 2003 through 2008 …

The paper highlights the interaction between the underground economy and corruption, focusing on the regional … regulations in Greece, concluding that Greece shows profound signs of a transition country in terms of the high level of …

This working paper focuses on the issue of corruption in large-scale public procurement contracts and to what extent … discussion will focus upon an example of public procurement which recently occurred in Greece …

institutional rigidities that still prevail in Greece's economy, despite the strong growth that it enjoyed until recently …

against supporters of the rival party.  Despite a strong anti-corruption stance of the yellow-shirt movement members of both …