Best of 2020
Research Assistant Malavika Krishnan recaps the top five most read posts on the Corruption in Fragile States Blog in 2020. Read more to see which posts caught our readers’ eyes!
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Corruption, Justice and Legitimacy Program
A Bad Barrel – How America Embraced Corruption: A Conversation with Sarah Chayes
Event: A conversation with Sarah Chayes, hosted by The Fletcher School’s Corruption, Justice and Legitimacy Program and Jonathan M. Tisch
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CJL Program Featured on Fletcher Forum Podcast
Our Co-Directors, Cheyanne Scharbatke-Church and Diana Chigas sat down with the Fletcher Forum of World Affairs Podcast to discuss our
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Understanding the Underlying Values, Norms and Behaviors Constraining the Implementation of Administrative Sanction in the Ugandan Public Service
This report inquires into the underlying norms and values that drive the resistance to the removal of public servants convicted
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CJL Announces a New Collaboration with CARE Netherlands: Exploring the Role of Social Norms Among Public Authorities
The Corruption, Justice and Legitimacy Program is thrilled to announce the launch of a new collaboration with CARE Netherlands, The
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CJL’s Collaboration with Accountability Lab: M&E of Social Norms Related to Corruption
The Corruption, Justice & Legitimacy Program (CJL) is excited to announce our collaboration with Accountability Lab. CJL’s Social Norms
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How do Social Norms Affect Public Authorities? CJL Convenes Anti-Corruption Experts in New ‘Thinking Together’ Event
In the first installment of our new ‘Thinking Together’ events, CJL brought together a group of anti-corruption experts from U4,
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Cheyanne Scharbatke-Church Presents on Applying “Most Significant Change” M&E Technique for Anti-Corruption Programs at the Just Governance Group
CJL Program Co-Director, Cheyanne Scharbatke-Church, presented at a round-table event at the Ottawa-based Just Governance Group. With the overarching panel
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A Good Contagion: Social Norms Makes Its Move in Anti-Corruption Thinking
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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CJL Co-Directors Lead IDLO Learning Session on Social Norms & Corruption
As part of the International Development Law Organization (IDLO) annual learning series, Diana and Cheyanne, CJL Co-Directors, led a discussion
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