Mainstreaming Anti-Corruption in SSR
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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For Researchers
3 Things Peacebuilders Should Read About Anti-corruption and Conflict
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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The “Big Reveals” from Stakeholder Analysis can be Central to Effective Change
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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Black Boxes and Trendsetters: Social Norm Change Tips from Cristina
In this post, Dhaval Kothari sets out Cristina Bicchieri’s key tips for practitioners and researchers on social norm change from our conversation with her.
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Actionable Evidence: What a Donor Learnt about Addressing Police Corruption
In this post, Schuyler Miller gives us insight into the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement’s research findings on effective approaches to addressing police corruption.
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Is it a Social Norm, or Something Else? The Curious Case of a Traffic Police Officer in India
In this post, Dhaval Kothari unpacks the scenario of a traffic police officer soliciting bribe in India and analyzes if a social norms is driving this corrupt behaviour.
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How might faith-based actors play a role in changing values and norms of corruption?
In this post, Roberto Laver sets out his thoughts on the potential role of faith leaders and communities in fighting corruption and building a culture of public integrity and ethical universalism.
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Peacebuilding and Corruption in Focus: Can looking through an Anti-Corruption lens strengthen Security Sector Reform?
In this post, Julien Joly sets out his thoughts on the need to mainstream anti-corruption in security sector reforms to improve the impact of peacebuilding initiatives.
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Two roads that will never meet? An agenda for dialogue on the intersection of peacebuilding and anti-corruption
In this post, our co-director Diana Chigas sets out her thoughts on why the anti-corruption and peacebuilding fields need to intersect and some key questions that need a deep-dive.
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The Threat is Real: what it means for civil servants when social norms and the law do not align
CJL Program Co-Director Cheyanne Scharbatke-Church reflects on the personal and professional risks that inhibit civil servants in the Ugandan context from implementing the 2009 Anti-Corruption Act.
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