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When and how do politicians incorporate (anti-) corruption in their narratives? To what extent corruption is driven by the concentration of power in one political party? In which settings corruption is more likely to reduce trust and cooperation levels? Scholars included in this panel reflect on links and possible corrosive effects of corruption and the intricate relationship between corruption and trust, honesty, power and political rhetoric. Papers bring both theoretically and empirically contributions, through the help of different methodological lenses.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| The distribution of executive power and corruption: A meta-analysis | View Paper Details |
| Population size and concentration of power: exploring factors of local corruption | View Paper Details |
| Exposure to Corruption and Politicians' Strategic Use of Rhetoric: Evidence from Brazil | View Paper Details |
| Do ut des? State capture and financing Law and Justice in Poland after 2015 | View Paper Details |