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Anti-corruption efforts often assume that instances of corruption found in sectors are separate and unconnected, but sometimes they can be part of corruption systems. More resilient anti-corruption…

Zambia needs structural reforms such as reducing the president’s executive powers and debarring corrupt renewable energy companies in order to reduce corruption.

De-democratisation is often disguised as an effort to strengthen government efficiency or enact anti-corruption measures. Practitioners need to rethink anti-corruption efforts in such regimes.

Strategic litigation against public participation – SLAPP – targets journalists, whistleblowers, researchers, and civil society organisations with threats of legal action. What can donor agencies do…

Political party finance regulation is not enough to reduce corruption and end dominant party systems. Strong oversight and enforcement mechanisms are essential.

‘Bottom-up’ interventions from coalitions of anti-corruption practitioners can help build a critical mass against politicised corruption and support routes to genuine accountability.

Education sector corruption erodes social trust, worsens inequality, and sabotages development. Practitioners can use transparency and accountability tools to target corrupt behaviours and the…

China's motivation, involvement, and impact on transnational integrity-building efforts, and possible entry points for Western development partners.

Contemporary corruption studies find that there is a strong association between the share of females in elected office and lower levels of corruption. Find out why.

It’s no secret that conventional approaches to anti-corruption have often fallen short. Read about five emerging policy perspectives that offer insights into how anti-corruption can become more…