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The Centre for the Study of Corruption undertakes rigorous academic research to address the world’s major corruption issues.

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Working Papers

CSC publishes working papers to make research results, accounts of work-in-progress and background information available to those concerned with the study of corruption and anti-corruption. Recent titles include:

  • A Bibliography for UK Corruption Studies [PDF 1591KB]
  • Resourcing UK law enforcement to tackle grand corruption and kleptocracy [PDF 1.16MB]
  • Defining Corruption: a framework for defining corruption in context [PFD 371KB]
  • Corruption in UK Prisons: a critical evaluation of the evidence base [PDF 1.8MB]
  • The Role of the G20 Anti-Corruption Working Group in Influencing the Global Agenda [PDF 535KB]
  • Why Are There So Few Domestic Corruption Cases in the UK? [PDF 422.43KB]
  • Transparency in Emergency Procurement: Ten Recommendations for Policy Makers [PDF 980KB]
  • What Makes a Good Debarment Regime? [PDF 912KB]
  • The Governance of Corruption in the UK: who is in charge? [PDF 1.0MB]
  • The Role of UK Anti-Corruption Champion [PDF 1.1MB]
  • The Bribery Act 2010 [PDF 944KB]
  • The Visual Politics of Corruption [PDF 4.4MB]
  • Internal Controls and Corruption: The case of Petrobras [PDF 1.1MB]
  • Controlling Corruption in Development Aid: New Evidence from Contract-Level Data [PDF 677KB]
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