Accountability-Centred Anticorruption Tools in Institutions

Abstract

This Panel links conceptual and empirical work to the design of anticorruption tools within public institutions. It welcomes papers on office-ethics training, internal accountability mechanisms, whistleblowing, and other organizational practices to prevent or remedy corruption. Contributions may present evaluations of interventions, comparative studies of institutional arrangements, or normative analyses translating conceptual frameworks into practical guidance for public officeholders.

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Developing And Implementing a Perception- And Experience-Based Measurement of Corruption: Facilitating And Hindering Factors, And the Construction of Multi-Layered Measurement Tools	View Paper Details
From Norms to Tools: Capturing Business Corruption in Quantitative Survey Design	View Paper Details
Internal Anti-Corruption Programs of Public Institutions	View Paper Details
The One and Only: Single-Bidding in Public Procurement	View Paper Details
Challenges Behind the Data: Empirical Research on Corruption from Researchers’ Perspectives	View Paper Details