NEGOTIATING PEACE AND CONFRONTING CORRUPTION: Challenges for Post-Conflict Societies
"This book effectively analyses the characteristics and effects of building anticorruptionprovisions into negotiated settlements in post civil war situations." --Jens Andvig, Research Professor, Department of International Economics, Norwegian Institute of International Affairs"The enduring prevalence of corruption in conflict-affected countries is frequently bemoaned, butrarely addressed in ways that lead to its reduction. Bert Spector's "Negotiating Peace and Confronting Corruption"fills this gap with a cogent analysis."Derick W. Brinkerhoff, Distinguished Fellow, RTI International"Bert Spector has written an extremely useful study, conceptually focused in its analysis, and most pertinent for bringing conflicted states back into responsible governance. A most excellent and unusual treatment of corruption and how to handle it." --I. William Zartman,  Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies"Bertram Spector lays out constructive and useful anticorruption alternatives based on careful analyses of tough cases. Reformers in many places will look at their challenges differently, and in more constructive ways, once they have considered the lessons Spector develops in these pages." --Michael Johnston, Colgate UniversityEffectively analyzes the characteristics and effects of building anticorruption provisions into negotiated settlements in post-civil war situations.