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Global corruption report 2005 [Documento electrónico] : [special focus - corruption in construction and post-conflict reconstruction].- [Berlin] : [Transparency International], 2005.- 1 CD-ROM ; 12 cm
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CORRUPÇÃO, SUBORNO, INDÚSTRIA DA CONSTRUÇÃO CIVIL, COOPERAÇÃO INTERNACIONAL, RELATÓRIO ANUAL
Acknowledgements. Foreword (Francis Fukuyama). Introduction (Peter Eigen). Transparency International’s Minimum Standards for Public Contracting . Part one: Corruption in construction. 1 The costs of corruption. Blowing the whistle on corruption: one man’s fatal struggle (Raj Kamal Jha). The economic costs of corruption in infrastructure (Paul Collier and Anke Hoeffler). The environment at risk from monuments of corruption (Peter Bosshard). Earthquake destruction: corruption on the fault line (James Lewis). The Italian mafia’s legacy of high-rise death traps (David Alexander). Turkish homeowners demand an end to earthquake devastation (William A. Mitchell and Justin Page). 2 Corruption in practice .Case study: Lesotho puts international business in the dock (Fiona Darroch). Exposing the foundations of corruption in construction (Neill Stansbury). A business perspective: promoting integrity in consulting engineering (Jorge Diaz Padilla). Integrity Pact sheds light on Mexican electricity tender (Transparencia Mexicana). WEF task force adopts the Business Principles for Countering Bribery (Transparency International). Case study: Oversized incinerator burns up Cologne’s cash (Hans Leyendecker). 3 International finance and corruption - Financing corruption? The role of multilateral development banks and export credit agencies (Susan Hawley). Blacklisting corrupt companies (Juanita Olaya). 4 Recommendations (Transparency International). Part two: Special feature – Corruption in post-conflict reconstruction. 5 Overcoming corruption in the wake of conflict (Philippe Le Billon). Reconstruction and the construction sector. Aid and corruption. Case study: Corrupting the new Iraq (Reinoud Leenders and Justin Alexander). Part three: Country reports. 6 Key developments in corruption across countries (Cobus de Swardt). 7 Country reports: Argentina (Laura Alonso, Pilar Arcidiácono, María Julia Pérez Tort and Pablo Secchi); Azerbaijan (Rena Safaralieva); Bangladesh (Md. Abdul Alim); Bolivia (Jorge González Roda); Brazil (Ana Luiza Fleck Saibro); Britain (Michael James Macauley); Burkina Faso (Luc Damiba); Cambodia (Christine J. Nissen); Cameroon (Talla Jean-Bosco); Canada (Maureen Mancuso); China (Guo Yong and Liao Ran); Colombia (Rosa Inés Ospina); Congo – DRC (Anne-Marie Mukwayanzo Mpundu and Gaston Tona Lutete); Costa Rica (Roxana Salazar and Mario Carazo); Croatia (Ana First); Czech Republic (David Ondrácka and Michal Šticka); Georgia (Johanna Dadiani); Germany (Carsten Kremer); Greece (Markella Samara); India (P. S. Bawa); Indonesia (Emmy Hafild); Ireland (Gary Murphy); Japan (TI Japan); Kenya (Parselelo Kantai); Latvia (Inese Voika); Nicaragua (Roberto Courtney); Norway (Jan Borgen, Henrik Makoto Inadomi and Gro Skaaren-Fystro); Palestinian Authority (Jamil Hilal); Panama (Angélica Maytín Justiniani); Peru (Samuel Rotta Castilla); Poland (Julia Pitera); Romania (Adrian Savin); Russia (Marina Savintseva and Petra Stykow); Serbia (Nemanja Nenadic); Slovakia (Emília Sicáková-Beblavá and Daniela Zemanovicová); Sri Lanka (Anushika Amarasinghe); Turkey (Ercis Kurtulus); Vanuatu (Anita Jowitt); Vietnam (Danny Richards); Zimbabwe (Idaishe Chengu and Webster Madera). Part four: Research on corruption. 8 Introduction (Robin Hodess). 9 Corruption Perceptions Index 2004 (Johann Graf Lambsdorff). 10 Global Corruption Barometer 2004 (Marie Wolkers). 11 National Integrity Systems in the Pacific island states (Peter Larmour). 12 Kenya Bribery Index 2004 (Mwalimu Mati and Osendo Con Omore). 13 Measuring corruption in public service delivery: the experience of Mexico (Transparencia Mexicana). 14 The Public Integrity Index: assessing anti-corruption architecture (Marianne Camerer and Jonathan Werve). 15 A survey of governance in 30 underperforming states (Sarah Repucci). 16 Global Index of Bribery for News Coverage (Dean Kruckeberg, Katerina Tsetsura and Frank Ovaitt). 17 Trust and corruption (Eric M. Uslaner). 18 Experimental economics and corruption: a survey of budding research (Jens Chr. Andvig). 19 International determinants of national corruption levels (Wayne Sandholtz and Mark Gray). 20 Corruption in transition economies (Cheryl Gray and James Anderson). 21 Transparency and accountability in the public sector in the Arab region (UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs). 22 Latin American Index of Budget Transparency (Helena Hofbauer). 23 The Latin American Public Opinion Project: corruption victimisation, 2004 (Mitchell A. Seligson). 24 Corruption and crime (Omar Azfar). 25 Measuring corruption: validating subjective surveys of perceptions (Rodrigo R. Soares). 26 How far can we trust expert opinions on corruption? An experiment based on surveys in francophone Africa (Mireille Razafindrakoto and François Roubaud). 27 Gender and corruption: in search of better evidence (Hung-En Sung). 28 Corruption, pollution and economic development (Heinz Welsch). 29 Firm responses to corruption in foreign markets (Klaus Uhlenbruck, Peter Rodriguez, Jonathan Doh and Lorraine Eden). 30 The effect of corruption on trade and FDI (Mohsin Habib and Leon Zurawicki). 31 Firms, bureaucrats and organised crime: an empirical examination of illicit interactions (Larry Chavis).