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Global corruption report 2001 [Documento electrónico] / ed. Robin Hodess, ; Jessie Banfield / Toby Wolfe.- Berlin : Transparency International, cop. 2001.- 1 CD-ROM ; 12 cm
Ficheiro de 2,40 Mb em formato pdf (343 f.).
ISBN 3-935711-00-X
CORRUPÇÃO, SUBORNO, COOPERAÇÃO INTERNACIONAL, RELATÓRIO ANUAL
Contributors. Acknowledgements. Editor’s note. List of acronyms and abbreviations. 1 Introducing the Global Corruption Report (Peter Eigen). Regional reports: East Asia and the Pacific (Rowan Callick). News review. Developing institutions to combat corruption. New party law in Papua New Guinea (TI-Papua New Guinea). International pressure for change. Civil society targets corruption. Southeast Asia (Dini Djalal). News review. Battling for legal reform. Illegal logging in Cambodia (Florence Chong). Politics and patronage. Public patience wanes. A citizens’ revolt in the Philippines (Sheila Coronel). South Asia (Aqil Shah). News review. Partisan anti-corruption drives. The costs of corruption in Bangladesh (TI-Bangladesh). Corruption in defence procurement. News media and civil society target corruption. Southern Africa Penny Dale. News review. Learning the wrong lesson in Malawi’s schools (Patrick Mawaya). Limits to political will. South Africa’s budgetary process Institute for Democracy in South Africa (IDASA). Governance in Zimbabwe (TI-Zimbabwe). Corruption in privatisation and public procurement. Spoils of war. East and East-Central Africa (Gitau Warigi). News review. Corruption in Uganda’s judiciary and police (Erich Ogoso Opolot). Conflict and opportunities for corrupt profit. Developing anti-corruption institutions. Kenyan football: time for a sporting chance (TI-Kenya). Corruption in privatisation and foreign investment. West and West-Central Africa (Hakeem Jimo, Tidiane Sy and Dame Wade). News review. Anti-corruption campaigns: rhetoric and reality. Cameroon’s anti-corruption campaign: a paper tiger? (Gerald Ndikum) . Transforming the public sector. International pressure for change. Strengthening civil society. Ghana’s media and the 2000 elections (TI-Ghana). Middle East and North Africa (Sa’eda al-Kilani). News review. Civil protest in Algeria (Djillali Hadjadj). New leaders, new prospects?. Globalisation and anti-corruption efforts. Civil society voices. Commonwealth of Independent States (Luke Allnutt, Jeremy Druker and Jen Tracy; with Dima Bit-Suleiman, Alisher Khamidov, Sophia Kornienko and Alex Znatkevich). News review. Crony capitalism, CIS-style. Corruption in Russian daily life (TI-Russia). In Russian health care, you get what you pay for (Jen Tracy and Maria Antonenko). Electoral corruption. Freedom of the press in Kazakhstan (TI-Kazakhstan). Government anti-corruption efforts. Central Europe, Southeast Europe and the Baltic states (Luke Allnut, Jeremy Druker and Jen Tracy; with Kristjan Kaljund, Altin Raxhimi and Daria Sito). News review. Reforming public procurement. Government anti-corruption efforts: fear of stalling?. Whirlwind international involvement. Fighting corruption in Slovakia (TI-Slovakia). International pressure sees results in Slovenia (TI-Slovenia). West Europe and North America (Paul Lashmar). News review. From corruption to crisis in Turkey (Turkish Economic and Social Studies Foundation - TESEV). Fighting corruption as a priority for international development (Clare Short). Political donations and corruption. Elf Aquitaine: grand corruption goes to court (Yves-Marie Doublet). Outlawing bribery of foreign officials. Curbing money laundering. Central America, the Caribbean and Mexico (Miren Gutierréz). News review. The plague of corruption: overcoming impunity and injustice (Rigoberta Menchú Tum). Limits to official anti-corruption measures. Corruption and change in Mexico (Rossana Fuentes Berain and Jorge Carrasco Araizaga). International efforts: raising the bar?. Civil society’s ‘anti-corruption eruption’. South America (Telma Luzzani). News review. Political corruption. Corruption in the public sector. Brazil’s new fiscal responsibility law (TI-Brazil). Foul play in Brazilian football (Juca Kfouri). Illegal drug trade and money laundering. Anti-corruption efforts. Cleaning up corruption on Peru’s roads (Carolina De Andrea and Gabriel Chávez-Tafur). Global issues. Corruption in party financing: the case for global standards (Keith Ewing). Soft money and what it buys (Common Cause). Changing incentives in Argentinian politics (Poder Ciudadano). Implementing the Anti-Bribery Convention: an update from the OECD (Enery Quinones). TI keeps up the pressure (Transparency International). Building civil society coalitions (Kumi Naidoo). Money laundering: private banking becomes less private (Michael Levi). Making legislation work in Switzerland (TI-Switzerland). Tax havens, corruption and poverty (Oxfam). Transparency in the international diamond trade (Nicholas Shaxson). Advocacy in the case of conflict diamonds (Global Witness). Data and research. Overview (Fredrik Galtung). 2001 Corruption Perceptions Index (Johann Graf Lambsdorff). 1999 Bribe Payers Index (Transparency International). Evaluating the National Integrity System (Alan Doig and Stephanie McIvor). Approaches to measuring governance (Daniel Kaufmann, Aart Kraay and Pablo Zoido). World Business Environment Survey (World Bank Group). Pragmatic approaches to patronage (World Bank Poverty Reduction and Economic Management (PREM) Network). IMF research on corruption (IMF Fiscal Affairs Department). Fighting corruption in developing countries (UNDP and OECD Development Centre). Public service ethics in Africa (UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs - DESA). International Crime Victims Survey – UNICRI. A database of integrity measures (OECD Public Management Service - PUMA). Investors Roadmap – USAID. The Opacity Index (PricewaterhouseCoopers). Business attitudes to corruption (Control Risks Group). The Sustainability Group Index (SAM Group and Dow Jones). Company programmes for resisting corrupt practices (The Conference Board). Corruption and the Globalization Index (A.T. Kearney and Foreign Policy magazine). Why is fighting corruption so crucial for embracing globalisation? (Shang-Jin Wei) . Political accountability and quality of government (Alícia Adserà, Carles Boix and Mark Payne). Bureaucracies and perceptions of corruption: survey evidence from Africa (Julius Court). Corruption and the 2001 Environmental Sustainability Index (Marc A.Levy). A culture of corruption? William Miller, Åse GrØeland and Tatyana Koshechkina). Corruption data from the Global Barometer Survey Network: Assessing corruption in Southern Africa (Robert Mattes and Michael Bratton). New Europe Barometer (Richard Rose). Perceptions of corruption in Latin America (Marta Lagos).