Advancing Human Security
In this post, Malavika Krishnan surveys the literature and breaks down social norms comms strategies into actionable tips for anti-corruption practitioners.
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CJL recently hosted an expert gathering to exchange insights into the nuances of conducting stakeholder analysis to inform anti-corruption programming.
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In this post, Julien Joly sets out his thoughts on what an approach to mainstreaming anti-corruption in security sector reforms could look like in practice.
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In this post, Rosemary Ventura introduces three essential articles on anti-corruption in conflict contexts. These articles will be particularly thought-provoking for peacebuilders grappling with why and how to address corruption.
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This guide explains why integrating social norms into accountability, corruption or integrity related programming matters and highlights possible negative consequences of the failure to do so. It follows upon our first short guide, which boils down the complexity of social norms into the need-to-know components relevant to programming.
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Pilfering the Peace explores the issues at the nexus of corruption, conflict, and peacebuilding in a short and accessible manner. Written over a decade ago, this volume of the Life & Peace Institute journal series – New Routes – pulls together insightful analysis grounded in examples from Burundi, Liberia, the Caucasus, Lebanon, Colombia, and the DRC, among others. While not a product of the Corruption, Justice and Legitimacy Program, it was edited by our co-director Cheyanne Scharbatke-Church.
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In this post, Mark Pyman and Paul Heywood set out a new mental model that front-line reformers can use to develop better anti-corruption strategies.
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In this post, Rosemary Lark, highlights the most frequently used stakeholder analysis tools that are used by anti-corruption, integrity or governance practitioners.
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