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SOAS-ACE is hiring a Programme Manager. Join our great team!
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From dysfunctional to functional corruption: The politics of reform in Lebanon’s electricity sector (Working Paper)
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Designing for differences: aligning incentives in Tanzania’s skills sector (Working Paper)
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The political economy of ‘scarcity’ in East Africa: a case study of sugar production, smuggling and trade in Tanzania (Working Paper)
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Why some anti-corruption campaigns make people more likely to pay a bribe (Blog)
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The unintended consequences of anti‐corruption messaging in Nigeria: Why pessimists are always disappointed (Working Paper)
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COVID-19: Locking in solutions while in lockdown (Briefing Paper)
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De-risking as an anti-collusion strategy in Bangladesh (Briefing Paper)
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The potential of small and medium enterprises: Off-grid solutions to corruption in Nigeria’s electricity sector (Briefing Paper)
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Climate change investments in Bangladesh: leveraging dual-use characteristics as an anti-corruption tool (Working Paper)
News & Views
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New SOAS-ACE vacancy: Programme Manager
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Why Nigeria’s main anti-corruption body should not become a debt collection agency, and how to stop it
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Regulating medicine markets in Uganda: Do developments in anti-corruption research provide a solution?
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SOAS-ACE at the Knowledge Partner talks of the 2020 OECD Global Anti-Corruption & Integrity Forum
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The #EndSARS movement actually dovetails, very unfortunately and interestingly, into the larger political economy picture of Nigeria
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Risk reduction as anti-corruption to power up the electricity sector
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25 November 2020 – Achieving progress on anti-corruption and accountability: towards policies that recognise power and politics
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30 October 2020 – Scaling up and the governance challenge for Covid response
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Addressing collusive contracting in Bangladesh’s electricity
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Why anti-corruption campaigns are bad for democracy
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New vacancy at @ACE_soas: We're looking for an experienced programme manager with an excellent record in managing global partnerships. If that's you, we'd love to hear from you! Apply by 21 February.
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https://ace.soas.ac.uk/new-soas-ace-vacancy-programme-manager/
Covid19 vaccines have been rolled out globally in the past week.
Are there corruption risks associated with the delivery of vaccines? What measures can be put in place to ensure that the distribution of the #Covid19 vaccine is corruption-free?
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Immediate dual-use benefits draw in individuals with voice/authority in monitoring activities and effectively checks corruption by others. Policy implication: Maximize feasible dual use benefits in climate projects to improve development AND governance outcomes
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