Good policies and institutions emerge when the collective action that supports them is more effective than the opposition. But what makes some collective action more effective than others? ...
This briefing outlines the complex story of corruption and inefficiencies that straddles the entire electricity value chain – generation, transmission and distribution – in Nigeria. It puts forward ...
The COVID-19 crisis could be with us for at least 18 months, with lockdowns relaxed or tightened at intervals. It will only end when we have an ...
Diversified business groups (DBGs) have played an important role in industrialisation in developing countries, and they continue to have an impact on economic growth, including ...
This briefing summarises the theoretical research framework of the Anti-Corruption Evidence (ACE) research consortium based on our recently published Working Paper Anti-corruption in adverse contexts: strategies for improving implementation ...
This briefing presents the findings of an ACE research consortium media project focused on coverage of corruption related stories during the 2015 and 2019 election ...
This briefing paper tests the hypothesis that improving the organisational capabilities of firms in tandem with skills training is an effective and feasible anti-corruption strategy in developing countries. It ...
Vocational skills development and the effective organisation of skills are crucial for countries to be able to enhance their industrial competitiveness and, as a result, ...
What is the ‘political settlement’, and why does it matter for anti-corruption? This briefing papers introduce the ACE political settlement analysis of the distribution of ...
What is the ‘political settlement’, and why does it matter for anti-corruption? This briefing papers introduce the ACE political settlement analysis of the distribution of ...
