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Corrupt governments receive less bilateral aid : governance and the delivery of foreign aid through non-government actors

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Endogenous institutional change and privileged groups

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Essays on institutions and the other deep determinants of economic development

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Foreign direct investment, aid and terrorism : empirical insight conditioned on corruption control

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Humanitarian Aid and Corruption

Carr, Indira M. - 2009

disallowing the delivery of international humanitarian assistance to the victims and the attendant presence of corruption where … humanitarian aid be justified using international norms and theories?', and (b) ‘How can corruption in the delivery of humanitarian … anti-corruption convention, the United Nations Convention against Corruption 2003 (UNCAC), with a view to seeing whether …

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Aid Fragmentation and Corruption

Child, Travers - 2020

from 2006-2009. Leveraging granular military data on aid, conflict, corruption, and public opinion, we conduct the first … micro-level analysis of aid fragmentation. When delivered by a single donor, aid reduces conflict, curtails corruption, and … arising from unobserved factors. Our evidence suggests fragmentation facilitates corruption and erodes the ability of …

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