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Global corruption report 2004 [Documento electrónico] : [special focus - political corruption].- London ; Sterling, VA : Pluto, 2004.- 1 CD-ROM ; 12 cm
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CORRUPÇÃO, SUBORNO, POLÍTICA, SISTEMA ELEITORAL, COOPERAÇÃO INTERNACIONAL, RELATÓRIO ANUAL
Acknowledgements. Executive summary. Access to information and political finance reform: promising policy areas for building transparency (Jimmy Carter). Corruption and human rights (Mary Robinson). Part one: Political corruption. 1 Introduction (Robin Hodess). Transparency International, Where did the money go?. Transparency International, Standards on Political Finance and Favours. 2 Political finance. Political money and corruption (Marcin Walecki). The challenge of achieving political equality in South Africa (Judith February and Hennie van Vuuren). Soft money ‘reform’ in the United States: has anything changed? (Michael Johnston) . A selection of the year’s legislation on political party governance, funding and disclosure (Transparency International). Political corruption: a global comparison (World Economic Forum). Campaign finance reform: is Latin America on the road to transparency? (Bruno Wilhelm Speck) . Parliamentarians join the fight against corruption (Musikari Kombo). Anna Hazare: TI Integrity Awards winner 2003. 3 Disclosure and enforcement - The role of disclosure in combating corruption in political finance (Gene Ward). Ukraine: the authoritarian abuse of disclosure (Marcin Walecki). Media discounts for politicians: examples from Latin America (Kevin Casas-Zamora). NGO monitoring efforts: Latvia, Ecuador and India (Transparency International). Enforcement: how regulation of political party finance is managed in practice (Yves-Marie Doublet). Enforcement: the experience in Mexico (Alonso Lujambio). António Siba-Siba Macuácua: posthumous TI Integrity Awards winner 2003. 4 Corporate money - The politics of corruption in the arms trade: South Africa’s arms scandal and the Elf affair (Joe Roeber). Political corruption and the politics of procurement (Juanita Olaya). The Elf trial: political corruption and the oil industry (Nicholas Shaxson). Canada’s rules on lobbying: key loopholes remain (Duff Conacher). Following the Enron money trail (Larry Noble and Steven Weiss). Dora Akunyili: TI Integrity Awards winner 2003. 5 Vote buying - Vote buying and its implications for democracy: evidence from Latin America (Silke Pfeiffe). Vote buying in Brazil: less of a problem than believed? (Claudio Weber Abramo) . Vote buying in East Asia (Frederic Charles Schaffer). Vote buying at the International Whaling Commission (Leslie Busby). 6 Legal hurdles: immunity, extradition and the repatriation of stolen wealth. Immunity and extradition: obstacles to justice (Véronique Pujas). Recent developments on immunity (Transparency International). Sua Rimoni Ah Chong: TI Integrity Awards winner 2003. Campaigning for Fujimori’s extradition (José Ugaz). New immunity law breaks with Italy’s constitutional history (Gherardo Colombo). Controlling the media in Italy (Donatella della Porta). Abdelhaï Beliardouh: posthumous TI Integrity Awards winner 2003. Repatriation of looted state assets: selected case studies and the UN Convention against Corruption (Tim Daniel). The hunt for looted state assets: the case of Benazir Bhutto (Jeremy Carver). Part two: Global, regional and country reports. 7 Global and regional reports - The UN Convention against Corruption (Peter Rooke). The UN Global Compact: an opportunity for tackling corruption (Jermyn Brooks). The African Union Convention against Corruption (Akere Muna). Corruption and the EU accession process: who is better prepared? (Quentin Reed) . Will the OECD Convention stop foreign bribery? (Fritz Heimann) . Governance, corruption and the Millennium Challenge Account (Steve Radelet). 8 Country reports: Algeria (Djilali Hadjadj); Argentina( Laura Alonso); Armenia (Arevik Saribekyan); Australia (Peter Rooke with TI Austrália); Azerbaijan (Rena Safaralieva and Ilgar Mammadov); Brazil (Ana Luiza Fleck Saibro); Bulgaria (Katia Hristova and Diana Kovatcheva); Burundi (Nestor Bikorimana); Chile (Andrea Fernández ); China (Guo Yong and Liao Ran); Costa Rica (Roxana Salazar and Mario Carazo); Egypt (Mona El-Ghobashy); France (Yves-Marie Doublet); Greece (Vassilios Ntouvelis); Guatemala (Violeta María Mazariegos Zetina); Japan (TI Japan); Kazakhstan (Andrey Chebotarev, Nurgul Kuspanova and Sergey Zlotnikov); Kyrgyz Republic (Aigul Akmatjanova); Lebanon (Charles D. Adwan and Mina Zapatero); Mali (Brahima Fomba); Nepal (Rama Krishna Regmee); Nicaragua (Roberto Courtney); Nigeria (Bolaji Abdullahi); Palestinian Authority (Hada El-Aryan); Peru (Samuel Rotta Castilla); Philippines (Gabriella Quimson); Poland (Julia Pitera with Magda Brennek, Janusz Kochanowski, Andrzej Kojder and Jacek L⁄ e˛ski 242); Russia (Roman Kupchinsky, Elena Chirkova and Marina Savintseva); Senegal (Mouhamadou Mbodj); Serbia (Nemanja Nenadic); South Africa (Daryl Balia ); Uganda (Hassan Muloopa); United States of America (Nancy Z. Boswell, Phyllis Dininio and Michael Johnston); Zambia (Christine Munalula). Part three: Corruption research. 9 Introduction (Pablo Zoido and Larry Chavis). 10 Corruption Perceptions Index 2003 (Johann Graf Lambsdorff). 11 Global Corruption Barometer 2003 (Transparency International). 12 Integrity Index for Public Institutions: measuring corruption risks in Colombia (Tranparencia por Colombia). 13 Corruption in Russian regions (Elena Chirkova and Donald Bowser). 14 Measuring the transparency of political party financing in Bulgaria (TI Bulgaria). 15 Benchmarking corruption in South Asia: insights from a household survey (Gopakumar K. Thampi). 16 Governance Matters III: new indicators for 1996–2002 and methodological challenges (Daniel Kaufmann and Aart Kraay). 17 The University of Pittsburgh Latin American Public Opinion Project’s corruption victimisation scale (Mitchell A. Seligson). 18 How corruption affects economic development (Johann Graf Lambsdorff). 19 Corruption and foreign direct investment (Mohsin Habib and Leon Zurawicki). 20 International business attitudes towards corruption (John Bray). 21 Assessing governance in diverse and complex contexts: evidence from India (Julius Court). 22 How elites view corruption and trust in post-Soviet states (Anton Steen). 23 The power of information: evidence from public expenditure tracking surveys (Ritva Reinikka and Jakob Svensson). 24 Budget transparency: assessments by civil society in Africa (Joel Friedman). 25 Transparency, wages and the separation of powers: an experimental analysis of the causes of corruption (Omar Azfar and William Robert Nelson Jr). 26 Gender and corruption in the public sector (Ranjana Mukherjee and Omer Gokcekus). 27 Rent seeking and gender in local government in India (V. Vijayalakshmi). 28 Poverty and corruption in Peru (Javier Herrera and François Roubaud). 29 Daily corruption in francophone Africa (Mireille Razafindrakoto and François Roubaud).