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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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The Corruption Justice and Legitimacy Program (CJL)’s co-director, Diana Chigas, recently presented at the International Development Law Organization’s (IDLO) Implementer
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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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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 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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Cheyanne Scharbatke-Church, the CJL Program Co-Director, gave a presentation to the Swedish Embassy in Kampala in November 2019 about the
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When did the law and the legal profession start to dominate the international discourse on corruption – focusing on the supply-side and ignoring the reasons why corruption may occur in some contexts? The better route is more dialogue and teamwork across disciplines.
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Did you know social norms can act as a brake to sustainable behavior change? That there’s a body of research on how social norms influence behavior? We didn’t either – until now. Read our new Social Norms Reference Guide to see what we’ve learned.
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The CJL Co-Director, Diana Chigas presented at the USAID Systems Thinking Conference on how we have used causal loop methodology
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Scharbatke-Church and Chigas contributed this insightful analysis to a recent book: Corruption, Social Sciences, and the Law: Exploration Across the Disciplines. Pointing out a disappointing record on anti-corruption, this chapter outlines a new way of analyzing corruption using systems thinking tools which better capture its complexity.
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