Parliamentarians and corruption in Africa: the challenge of leadership and the practice of politics

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Davies, J. ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9268-8310, (2009) Parliamentarians and corruption in Africa: the challenge of leadership and the practice of politics. Report. African Parliamentarians Network Against Corruption and the Parliamentary Center

Abstract/Summary

This report, compiled on behalf of the African Parliamentary Network Against Corruption (APNAC), surveys the attitudes of African parliamentarians toward corruption. It is the first study of its kind to investigate the manner in which corruption impacts directly upon the political behaviour, practices and attitudes of those elected members sitting in parliaments across the continent. If the problems of corruption are to be tackled in the African continent, then the role of elected members of legislative assemblies will surely be a crucial factor.

Additional Information Institution (CentAUR): University of Oxford
Item Type Report (Report)
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Additional Information Institution (CentAUR): University of Oxford
Publisher African Parliamentarians Network Against Corruption and the Parliamentary Center
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