Advancing Human Security
In this post, Dhaval Kothari provides a curated list of published literature which will give you an insight into different M&E tools and methods adopted in various projects focusing on social norms change. This list is intended to help practitioners and organizations use the existing wisdom as a starting point to formulate their respective M&E frameworks for social norms change.
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The Corruption, Justice and Legitimacy Program is thrilled to announce the launch of a new collaboration with CARE Netherlands, The
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The Corruption, Justice & Legitimacy Program (CJL) is excited to announce our collaboration with Accountability Lab. CJL’s Social Norms
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What exactly do we mean when we talk about values as a part of culture? Where and how do they fit into this web of factors we’ve painstakingly researched, defined, and amplified in our Social Norms work? Read on to find out our new thinking around values.
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Praxis, The Fletcher Journal of Human Security, has published a new print volume for 2020, viewable in full at the
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As a sequel to her first post, Dr. Olaya Garcia explores the common excuses she hears for not implementing reparations in corruption cases – as well as her take on how to address those excuses. From issues of collective damage to appropriate targeting of reparation funds – read her take!
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Social norms theory is picking up steam in the anti-corruption sector, appearing more widely and deeply in the anti-corruption ecosystem of workshops, conferences, literature, and blogs. We’re excited and intrigued by the questions being raised – read on to hear our thoughts on it.
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The right to reparation is a basic legal principle and a keystone of social coexistence: what gets broken through human intervention needs to be repaired. So why is it not common practice in cases of corruption? Read Dr Olaya Garcia’s take on it.
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On Global Anti-Corruption Day, Co-Director Cheyanne Scharbatke-Church shares a message from the Corruption, Justice and Legitimacy Program: “As a peacebuilding
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Based on a roundtable discussion with USAID and MSI, this white paper explores what social norms are, why they matter, and presents broad approaches and tools for changing social norms that could apply to organized crime.
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