Corruption: Diagnosis and Treatment

By Alina Mungiu. 2006

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The Political Economy of State Capture in Central Europe (2014, background): “The competitive element in what Mungiu calls ‘competitive particularism’ (Mungiu, 2006, p. 94) remained motivated by access to state assets.”
Anti-corruption: the indirect ‘big bang’ approach (2011, neutral): “…which is defined as a system in which the government’s treatment of citizens ‘depends on their status or position in society, and people do not even expect to be treated fairly by the state; what they expect is similar treatment to everybody with the same status’ (Mungiu-Pippidi, 2006: 82).”
From Corruption to State Capture (2016, background): “…of public procurement contracts by bending prior explicit rules and principles of good public procurement such as public procurement laws to benefit a closed network while denying access to all others (for a related discussion, see Kaufmann and Vicente 2011; Mungiu-Pippidi 2006; OECD 2007).”