Measuring corruption
By: edited by Charles Sampford ... [et al.].
Contributors: Sampford, C. J. G.
Series: Law, ethics and governance
Publisher: Ashgage; Ashgate
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Burlington, VT
Language: eng
Number of pages: 302
Subjects: Corruption.; Social indicators.
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: The problem and its identification; title: Introduction; title: Arthur Shacklock, Charles Sampford and Carmel Connors; title: Measuring corruption; title: Petter Langseth; title: Corruption definitions and measurement; title: Mark Philp; title: What are we trying to measure? reviewing the basics of; title: Corruption definition; title: A.J. Brown; title: Measuring corruption the validity and precision of subjective indicators (cpi); title: Johann Graf Lambsdorff; title: Measuring the immeasurable: boundaries and functions of (macro) corruption indices; title: Fredrik Galtung; title: The quantitative measurement of corruption other than by perception: an overview; title: Nick Duncan; title: Perception, experience and lies: what measures corruption? and what do corruption measures measure?; title: William l. Miller; title: The case studies; title: Corruption indices for russian regions; title: Elena A. Panifilova; title: Corruption risk areas and corruption resistance; title: Angela Gorta; title: The public as our partners in the fight against corruption; title: Ambrose Lee; title: Citizen report cards; title: Gopakumar K. Thampi and Sita Sekhar; title: Corruption and patronage politics: harambee in Kenya; title: Anne Waiguru; title: Measuring corruption: exploring the iceberg; title: L.W.J.C. Huberts, K. Lasthuizen and C.F.W. Peeters 315; title: Index.