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082			_a351.994 _bGER
100			_aGermany, Transparency International
245			_aGlobal corruption report 2005 : transparency international
260			_aLondon _bPluto Press _c2005
300			_axii,316p.
500			_aCONTENTS Acknowledgements ix Foreword xi Francis Fukuyama Introduction 1 Peter Eigen Transparency International's Minimum Standards for Public Contracting 4 Part one: Corruption in construction 1 The costs of corruption 9 Blowing the whistle on corruption: one man's fatal struggle 9 Raj Kamal fha The economic costs of corruption in infrastructure 12 Paul Collier and Anke Hoeffler The environment at risk from monuments of corruption 19 Peter Bosshard Earthquake destruction: corruption on the fault line 23 lames Lewis The Italian mafia's legacy of high-rise death traps 26 David Alexander Turkish homeowners demand an end to earthquake devastation 27 William A. Mitchell and Justin Page 2 Corruption in practice 31 Case study: Lesotho puts international business in the dock 31 Fiona Darroch Exposing the foundations of corruption in construction 36 Neill Stansbury A business perspective: promoting integrity in consulting engineering 40 forge Diaz Padilla Integrity Pact sheds light on Mexican electricity tender 43 Transparenda Mexicana WEF task force adopts the Business Principles for Countering Bribery49 Transparency International Case study: Oversized incinerator burns up Cologne's cash 51 Hans Leyendecker 3International finance and corruption 55 Financing corruption? The role of multilateral development banks and export credit agencies55 Susan Hawley Blacklisting corrupt companies 59 Juanita Olaya 4Recommendations 65 Transparency International Part two: Special feature - Corruption in post-conflict reconstruction 5 Overcoming corruption in the wake of conflict 73 Philippe Le Billon Reconstruction and the construction sector 74 Aid and corruption80 Case study: Corrupting the new Iraq 82 Reinoud Leenders and Justin Alexander Part three: Country reports 6 Key developments in corruption across countries 93 Cobus de Swardt 1Country reports Argentina Laura Alonso, Filar Arcididcono, Maria Julia Perez Tort and Pablo Secchi 96 Azerbaijan Rena Safaralieva 100 Bangladesh Md. Abdul Alim 103 BoliviaJorge Gonzdlez Roda 106 Brazil Ana Luiza Fleck Saibr 109 Britain Michael James Macauley 112 Burkina FasoLuc Damiba 116 Cambodia Christine J. Nissen 119 Cameroon Talla fean-Bosco 122 Canada Maureen Mancuso 125 China Guo Yong and Liao Ran 129 ColombiaRosa Ines Ospina 133 Congo (DRC) Anne-Marie Mukwayanzo Mpundu and Gaston Tona Lutete 136 Costa Rica Roxana Salazar and Mario Carazo139 Croatia Ana First 141 Czech Republic David Ondrdcka and Michal Sticka144 Georgia Johanna Dadiani 147 Germany Carsten Kremer 150 Greece Markella Samara 154 India P. S. Bawa 156 IndonesiaEmmy Hafild 159 Ireland Gary Murphy 162 Japan TI Japan 165 Kenya Parselelo Kantai 169 Latvia Inese Voika 172 Nicaragua Roberta Courtney 176 NorwayJan Borgen, Henrik Makoto Inadomi and Gro Skaaren-Fystro 179 Palestinian Authority Jamil Hilal 183 Panama Angelica Maytin fustiniani 186 Peru Samuel Rotta Castilla 189 Poland Julia Pitera 193 Romania Adrian Savin 196 Russia Marina Savintseva and Petra Stykow 199 Serbia Nemanja Nenadic 202 Slovakia Emilia Sicdkovd-Beblavd and Daniela Zemanovicovd206 Sri Lanka Anushika Amarasinghe 209 Turkey Eras Kurtulus 211 VanuatuAnita Jowitt 214 VietnamDanny Richards 218 ZimbabweIdaishe Chengu and Webster Madera 221 Part four. Research on corruption 8 Introduction 229 Robin Hodess 9 Corruption Perceptions Index 2004233 Johann Graf Lambsdorff 10 Global Corruption Barometer 2004 239 Marie Walkers 11National Integrity Systems in the Pacific island states 242 Peter Larmour 12Kenya Bribery Index 2004 245 Mwalimu Mati and Osendo Con Omore 13 Measuring corruption in public service delivery: the experience of Mexico 248 Transparencia Mexicana 14 The Public Integrity Index: assessing anti-corruption architecture 252 Marianne Camerer and Jonathan Werve 15A survey of governance in 30 underperforming states 255 Sarah Replied 16 Global Index of Bribery for News Coverage 258 Dean Kruckeberg, Katerina Tsetsura and Frank Ovaitt 17 Trust and corruption 262 Eric M. Uslaner 18 Experimental economics and corruption: a survey of budding research 265 Jens Chr. Andvig 19International determinants of national corruption levels 268 Wayne Sandholtz and Mark Gray 20Corruption in transition economies 271 Cheryl Gray and fames Anderson 21Transparency and accountability in the public sector in the Arab region 275 UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs 22Latin American Index of Budget Transparency 278 Helena Hofbauer 23 The Latin American Public Opinion Project: corruption victimisation, 2004 282 Mitchell A. Seligson 24 Corruption and crime 285 Omar Azfar 25 Measuring corruption: validating subjective surveys of perceptions 289 Rodrigo R. Scares 26 How far can we trust expert opinions on corruption? An experiment based on surveys in francophone Africa 292 Mireille Razafmdrakoto and Francois Roubaud 27 Gender and corruption: in search of better evidence 296 Hung-En Sung 28 Corruption, pollution and economic development 299 Heinz Welsch 29 Firm responses to corruption in foreign markets 302 Klaus Uhlenbruck, Peter Rodriguez, Jonathan Doh and Lorraine Eden 30 The effect of corruption on trade and FDI 305 Mohsin Habib and Lean Zurawicki 31Firms, bureaucrats and organised crime: an empirical examination of illicit interactions 308 Larry Chavis Index 311
890			_aUnited Kingdom
891			_aSchool of Planning, CEPT Uni.
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