Corruption and Informal Practices in the Middle East and North Africa
Herausgeber: Kubbe, Ina; Varraich, Aiysha
Corruption and Informal Practices in the Middle East and North Africa
Herausgeber: Kubbe, Ina; Varraich, Aiysha
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This book investigates the pervasive problem of corruption across the Middle East and North Africa. This book explores how corruption in the Middle East and North Africa is actuated through informal practices that coexist and work in parallel to formal institutions.
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This book investigates the pervasive problem of corruption across the Middle East and North Africa. This book explores how corruption in the Middle East and North Africa is actuated through informal practices that coexist and work in parallel to formal institutions.
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- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 252
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Dezember 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 531g
- ISBN-13: 9780367422264
- ISBN-10: 0367422263
- Artikelnr.: 58440541
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 252
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Dezember 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 531g
- ISBN-13: 9780367422264
- ISBN-10: 0367422263
- Artikelnr.: 58440541
Ina Kubbe, Post-Doctoral Researcher, The School of Political Science, Government and International Affairs, Tel Aviv University, Israel. Aiysha Varraich, PhD Candidate, Quality of Government Institute, Department of Political Science, University of Gothenburg, Sweden.
Introduction Part 1: Conceptualising the Mechanisms and Dynamics of
Corruption and Informal Practices in the MENA region 1. Dispersing the Fog:
A Philosophical Analysis of Institutional Corruption Applied to the MENA
region 2.Hamulas and Structural Corruption in The Middle East 3. Assessing
the Impact of Sectarian Patronage in Lebanon 4. Does Wasta Undermine
Support for Democracy? Corruption, Clientelism, and Attitudes toward
Political Regimes Part 2: Successes and Failures of Anti-corruption
Initiatives 5. Sweeping under the Rug: The Limitations and Failures of the
Formal Fight Against Corruption in Morocco 6. Old Wine in New Bottles?
Corruption and Neopatrimonial Statehood in Turkey 7. "Corruption Eruption"?
The Israeli Case Part 3: The Way Forward - Empowering women as a Tool to
reduce corruption 8. Is Poor Performance in Gender Equality Linked to
Higher Corruption in the Middle East? 9. Women, Corruption, and Wasta in
Jordan - A Case Study in Female Elected Representatives 10. Between
Leadership and Kinship: Women Empowerment in the GCC Countries 11.Support
for Gender Quotas and Perceived Corruption in Developing Democracies:
Evidence from Lebanon Conclusion and Future Prospects
Corruption and Informal Practices in the MENA region 1. Dispersing the Fog:
A Philosophical Analysis of Institutional Corruption Applied to the MENA
region 2.Hamulas and Structural Corruption in The Middle East 3. Assessing
the Impact of Sectarian Patronage in Lebanon 4. Does Wasta Undermine
Support for Democracy? Corruption, Clientelism, and Attitudes toward
Political Regimes Part 2: Successes and Failures of Anti-corruption
Initiatives 5. Sweeping under the Rug: The Limitations and Failures of the
Formal Fight Against Corruption in Morocco 6. Old Wine in New Bottles?
Corruption and Neopatrimonial Statehood in Turkey 7. "Corruption Eruption"?
The Israeli Case Part 3: The Way Forward - Empowering women as a Tool to
reduce corruption 8. Is Poor Performance in Gender Equality Linked to
Higher Corruption in the Middle East? 9. Women, Corruption, and Wasta in
Jordan - A Case Study in Female Elected Representatives 10. Between
Leadership and Kinship: Women Empowerment in the GCC Countries 11.Support
for Gender Quotas and Perceived Corruption in Developing Democracies:
Evidence from Lebanon Conclusion and Future Prospects
Introduction Part 1: Conceptualising the Mechanisms and Dynamics of
Corruption and Informal Practices in the MENA region 1. Dispersing the Fog:
A Philosophical Analysis of Institutional Corruption Applied to the MENA
region 2.Hamulas and Structural Corruption in The Middle East 3. Assessing
the Impact of Sectarian Patronage in Lebanon 4. Does Wasta Undermine
Support for Democracy? Corruption, Clientelism, and Attitudes toward
Political Regimes Part 2: Successes and Failures of Anti-corruption
Initiatives 5. Sweeping under the Rug: The Limitations and Failures of the
Formal Fight Against Corruption in Morocco 6. Old Wine in New Bottles?
Corruption and Neopatrimonial Statehood in Turkey 7. "Corruption Eruption"?
The Israeli Case Part 3: The Way Forward - Empowering women as a Tool to
reduce corruption 8. Is Poor Performance in Gender Equality Linked to
Higher Corruption in the Middle East? 9. Women, Corruption, and Wasta in
Jordan - A Case Study in Female Elected Representatives 10. Between
Leadership and Kinship: Women Empowerment in the GCC Countries 11.Support
for Gender Quotas and Perceived Corruption in Developing Democracies:
Evidence from Lebanon Conclusion and Future Prospects
Corruption and Informal Practices in the MENA region 1. Dispersing the Fog:
A Philosophical Analysis of Institutional Corruption Applied to the MENA
region 2.Hamulas and Structural Corruption in The Middle East 3. Assessing
the Impact of Sectarian Patronage in Lebanon 4. Does Wasta Undermine
Support for Democracy? Corruption, Clientelism, and Attitudes toward
Political Regimes Part 2: Successes and Failures of Anti-corruption
Initiatives 5. Sweeping under the Rug: The Limitations and Failures of the
Formal Fight Against Corruption in Morocco 6. Old Wine in New Bottles?
Corruption and Neopatrimonial Statehood in Turkey 7. "Corruption Eruption"?
The Israeli Case Part 3: The Way Forward - Empowering women as a Tool to
reduce corruption 8. Is Poor Performance in Gender Equality Linked to
Higher Corruption in the Middle East? 9. Women, Corruption, and Wasta in
Jordan - A Case Study in Female Elected Representatives 10. Between
Leadership and Kinship: Women Empowerment in the GCC Countries 11.Support
for Gender Quotas and Perceived Corruption in Developing Democracies:
Evidence from Lebanon Conclusion and Future Prospects