polner and michael (2007) Fighting Corruption on the Transnistrian Border: Lessons from Failed Anti-Corruption Programs and New Successful Programs

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Fighting Corruption on the Transnistrian Border: Lessons from Failed Anti-Corruption Programs and New Successful Programs

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CONTRIBUTORS:

	Author:	michael, bryane (Linacre College, Oxford)
	Author:	polner, mariya

JOURNAL:

American University in Paris Working Paper Series, 1(49), 1 - 38.

YEAR:

2007

PUB TYPE:

Journal Article

SUBJECT(S):

anticorruption, transdnistria, ukraine, moldova

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No discipline assigned

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http://www.aup.fr/pdf/WPSeries/AUP_wp49-Michael.pdf

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None

PUB ID:

103-434-698 (Last edited on 2007/05/26 05:06:11 GMT-6)

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ABSTRACT:
In 2007, both Moldovan and Ukrainian authorities took firm steps to reduce corruption along the Transnistrian border. This paper – aimed mainly at anti-corruption practitioners and scholars in public administration – discusses the background and underlying principles guiding the anti-corruption work being adopted by both governments in order to facilitate discussion about optimal anti-corruption program design. This paper presents a set of tools used during the planning phase of the anti-corruption program -- outlining the methodology used to assess the extent of corruption on the Transnistrian border, the problems of legislative transplants, a “contract test” for defining corruption offenses, a method of risk analysis, and a model of optimal anti-corruption program organizational design.

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