Oxford Handbook of the Quality of Government
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Oxford Handbook of the Quality of Government
Bauhr, Monika; Rothstein, Bo; Bagenholm, Andreas; Grimes, Marcia
Oxford University Press
07/2021
880
Dura
Inglês
9780198858218
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Andreas Bagenholm, Monika Bauhr, Marcia Grimes and Bo Rothstein: Introduction: Quality of Government: Why - What - How
Part I: Theory and Conceptualization
1: Bo Rothstein: Quality of Government: Theory and Conceptualization
2: Alina Mungiu-Pippidi: The Universalization of Ethical Universalism
3: Nikolas Kirby & Jonathan Wolf: 'Quality of Government': A Philosophical Assessment
4: Janine Wedel: Shadow Elites: Beyond Institutional Corruption Theory and Ill-conceived Anti-Corruption Regimes. Toward A New Research Agenda
Part II: Data and methodological Approaches
5: Nicholas Charron: Measuring the Unmeasurable? Taking Stock of QoG Measures
6: Eliska Drapalova: Down-To-Earth: What Can We Learn From Local Case Studies?
7: Mark Knights: What We Can Learn About Corruption From Historical Case Studies?
8: Davide Torsello: The Ethnographic Study of Corruption
Part III: Democracy, Accountability, and Participation
9: Monika Bauhr and Marcia Grimes: Democracy and the Quality of Government
10: Andreas Bagenholm: Corruption Voting and Electoral Accountability
11: Jonas Linde and Stefan Dahlberg: Quality of Government and Political Support
12: Philip Keefer, Carlos Scartascini, and Razvan Vlaicu: Trust, Populism, and the Quality of Government
13: Frida Boraeng and Marcia Grimes: Social Accountability and Quality of Government: Effectiveness and Recursive Effects
14: Donatella della Porta and Alice Mattoni: Civil Society Against Corruption
15: Georgios Xezonakis and Stephen Dawson: Electoral Rules and Corruption: A Meta-Analysis
Part IV: Sustainability and Development
16: Jong-sung You: Inequality and Corruption
17: Pelle Ahlerup, Thushyanthan Baskaran, and Arne Bigsten: The Quality of Government and Economic Growth
18: Petrus Olander: Economic Diversification, Homogeneity of Interests and the Impartiality of Government
19: Marina Povitkina and Simon Matti: Quality of Government and Environmental Sustainability
20: Eric Uslaner: Inequality, Education, and Corruption
Part V: International Policies and Global Strategies
21: Simone Dietrich and Matthew S. Winters: Foreign Aid and Quality of Government
22: Francis Fukuyama and Francesca Recanatini: Corruption, Elites and Power: An Overview of International Policy Efforts to Improve the Quality of Government
23: Mathis Lohaus and Ellen Gutterman: International Efforts to Combat Corruption
24: Michael Johnston: Controlling Corruption: Institutional Strategies
Part VI: Diversity, Social Cohesion, and Well-Being
25: Peter Thisted Dinesen and Kim Mannemar Sonderskov: Quality of Government and Social Trust
26: Amy C. Alexander: Gender, Gender Equality, and Corruption: A Review of Theory and Evidence
27: Anna Persson: Bringing Politics Back In: Ethnic Fractionalization, Quality of Government, and Public Goods Provision Revisited
28: John Helliwell, Haifang Huang, and Shun Wang: Happiness and the Quality of Government
29: Ruth Carlitz and Ellen Lust: Governance Beyond the State: Social Institutions and Service Delivery
Part VII: State Structure and Policy
30: Carl Dahlstroem and Victor Lapuente: Bureaucracy and Government Quality
31: Erin Metz McDonnell and Luiz Vilaca: Pockets of Effectiveness and Islands of Integrity: Variation in Quality of Government Within Central State Administrations
32: Robert I. Rotberg: Improving Governance in Tightly Controlled Societies: The Importance of Transformational Leadership
33: Steven M. Karceski and Edgar Kiser: Taxation and the Quality of Government
34: Staffan Kumlin: Quality of Government and Welfare State Support
Part VIII: State Building and Breakdown
35: Sheri Berman: The Challenge of State Building in Historical Perspective: How States are Built Critically Affects Political Development and Quality of Government
36: Michelle D'Arcy and Marina Nistotskaya: State Capacity, Quality of Government, Sequencing and Development Outcomes
37: Annekatrin Deglow and Hanne Fjelde: The Quality of Government and Civil Conflict
38: Leslie Holmes: Organized Crime and the Quality of Government
Part I: Theory and Conceptualization
1: Bo Rothstein: Quality of Government: Theory and Conceptualization
2: Alina Mungiu-Pippidi: The Universalization of Ethical Universalism
3: Nikolas Kirby & Jonathan Wolf: 'Quality of Government': A Philosophical Assessment
4: Janine Wedel: Shadow Elites: Beyond Institutional Corruption Theory and Ill-conceived Anti-Corruption Regimes. Toward A New Research Agenda
Part II: Data and methodological Approaches
5: Nicholas Charron: Measuring the Unmeasurable? Taking Stock of QoG Measures
6: Eliska Drapalova: Down-To-Earth: What Can We Learn From Local Case Studies?
7: Mark Knights: What We Can Learn About Corruption From Historical Case Studies?
8: Davide Torsello: The Ethnographic Study of Corruption
Part III: Democracy, Accountability, and Participation
9: Monika Bauhr and Marcia Grimes: Democracy and the Quality of Government
10: Andreas Bagenholm: Corruption Voting and Electoral Accountability
11: Jonas Linde and Stefan Dahlberg: Quality of Government and Political Support
12: Philip Keefer, Carlos Scartascini, and Razvan Vlaicu: Trust, Populism, and the Quality of Government
13: Frida Boraeng and Marcia Grimes: Social Accountability and Quality of Government: Effectiveness and Recursive Effects
14: Donatella della Porta and Alice Mattoni: Civil Society Against Corruption
15: Georgios Xezonakis and Stephen Dawson: Electoral Rules and Corruption: A Meta-Analysis
Part IV: Sustainability and Development
16: Jong-sung You: Inequality and Corruption
17: Pelle Ahlerup, Thushyanthan Baskaran, and Arne Bigsten: The Quality of Government and Economic Growth
18: Petrus Olander: Economic Diversification, Homogeneity of Interests and the Impartiality of Government
19: Marina Povitkina and Simon Matti: Quality of Government and Environmental Sustainability
20: Eric Uslaner: Inequality, Education, and Corruption
Part V: International Policies and Global Strategies
21: Simone Dietrich and Matthew S. Winters: Foreign Aid and Quality of Government
22: Francis Fukuyama and Francesca Recanatini: Corruption, Elites and Power: An Overview of International Policy Efforts to Improve the Quality of Government
23: Mathis Lohaus and Ellen Gutterman: International Efforts to Combat Corruption
24: Michael Johnston: Controlling Corruption: Institutional Strategies
Part VI: Diversity, Social Cohesion, and Well-Being
25: Peter Thisted Dinesen and Kim Mannemar Sonderskov: Quality of Government and Social Trust
26: Amy C. Alexander: Gender, Gender Equality, and Corruption: A Review of Theory and Evidence
27: Anna Persson: Bringing Politics Back In: Ethnic Fractionalization, Quality of Government, and Public Goods Provision Revisited
28: John Helliwell, Haifang Huang, and Shun Wang: Happiness and the Quality of Government
29: Ruth Carlitz and Ellen Lust: Governance Beyond the State: Social Institutions and Service Delivery
Part VII: State Structure and Policy
30: Carl Dahlstroem and Victor Lapuente: Bureaucracy and Government Quality
31: Erin Metz McDonnell and Luiz Vilaca: Pockets of Effectiveness and Islands of Integrity: Variation in Quality of Government Within Central State Administrations
32: Robert I. Rotberg: Improving Governance in Tightly Controlled Societies: The Importance of Transformational Leadership
33: Steven M. Karceski and Edgar Kiser: Taxation and the Quality of Government
34: Staffan Kumlin: Quality of Government and Welfare State Support
Part VIII: State Building and Breakdown
35: Sheri Berman: The Challenge of State Building in Historical Perspective: How States are Built Critically Affects Political Development and Quality of Government
36: Michelle D'Arcy and Marina Nistotskaya: State Capacity, Quality of Government, Sequencing and Development Outcomes
37: Annekatrin Deglow and Hanne Fjelde: The Quality of Government and Civil Conflict
38: Leslie Holmes: Organized Crime and the Quality of Government
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Andreas Bagenholm, Monika Bauhr, Marcia Grimes and Bo Rothstein: Introduction: Quality of Government: Why - What - How
Part I: Theory and Conceptualization
1: Bo Rothstein: Quality of Government: Theory and Conceptualization
2: Alina Mungiu-Pippidi: The Universalization of Ethical Universalism
3: Nikolas Kirby & Jonathan Wolf: 'Quality of Government': A Philosophical Assessment
4: Janine Wedel: Shadow Elites: Beyond Institutional Corruption Theory and Ill-conceived Anti-Corruption Regimes. Toward A New Research Agenda
Part II: Data and methodological Approaches
5: Nicholas Charron: Measuring the Unmeasurable? Taking Stock of QoG Measures
6: Eliska Drapalova: Down-To-Earth: What Can We Learn From Local Case Studies?
7: Mark Knights: What We Can Learn About Corruption From Historical Case Studies?
8: Davide Torsello: The Ethnographic Study of Corruption
Part III: Democracy, Accountability, and Participation
9: Monika Bauhr and Marcia Grimes: Democracy and the Quality of Government
10: Andreas Bagenholm: Corruption Voting and Electoral Accountability
11: Jonas Linde and Stefan Dahlberg: Quality of Government and Political Support
12: Philip Keefer, Carlos Scartascini, and Razvan Vlaicu: Trust, Populism, and the Quality of Government
13: Frida Boraeng and Marcia Grimes: Social Accountability and Quality of Government: Effectiveness and Recursive Effects
14: Donatella della Porta and Alice Mattoni: Civil Society Against Corruption
15: Georgios Xezonakis and Stephen Dawson: Electoral Rules and Corruption: A Meta-Analysis
Part IV: Sustainability and Development
16: Jong-sung You: Inequality and Corruption
17: Pelle Ahlerup, Thushyanthan Baskaran, and Arne Bigsten: The Quality of Government and Economic Growth
18: Petrus Olander: Economic Diversification, Homogeneity of Interests and the Impartiality of Government
19: Marina Povitkina and Simon Matti: Quality of Government and Environmental Sustainability
20: Eric Uslaner: Inequality, Education, and Corruption
Part V: International Policies and Global Strategies
21: Simone Dietrich and Matthew S. Winters: Foreign Aid and Quality of Government
22: Francis Fukuyama and Francesca Recanatini: Corruption, Elites and Power: An Overview of International Policy Efforts to Improve the Quality of Government
23: Mathis Lohaus and Ellen Gutterman: International Efforts to Combat Corruption
24: Michael Johnston: Controlling Corruption: Institutional Strategies
Part VI: Diversity, Social Cohesion, and Well-Being
25: Peter Thisted Dinesen and Kim Mannemar Sonderskov: Quality of Government and Social Trust
26: Amy C. Alexander: Gender, Gender Equality, and Corruption: A Review of Theory and Evidence
27: Anna Persson: Bringing Politics Back In: Ethnic Fractionalization, Quality of Government, and Public Goods Provision Revisited
28: John Helliwell, Haifang Huang, and Shun Wang: Happiness and the Quality of Government
29: Ruth Carlitz and Ellen Lust: Governance Beyond the State: Social Institutions and Service Delivery
Part VII: State Structure and Policy
30: Carl Dahlstroem and Victor Lapuente: Bureaucracy and Government Quality
31: Erin Metz McDonnell and Luiz Vilaca: Pockets of Effectiveness and Islands of Integrity: Variation in Quality of Government Within Central State Administrations
32: Robert I. Rotberg: Improving Governance in Tightly Controlled Societies: The Importance of Transformational Leadership
33: Steven M. Karceski and Edgar Kiser: Taxation and the Quality of Government
34: Staffan Kumlin: Quality of Government and Welfare State Support
Part VIII: State Building and Breakdown
35: Sheri Berman: The Challenge of State Building in Historical Perspective: How States are Built Critically Affects Political Development and Quality of Government
36: Michelle D'Arcy and Marina Nistotskaya: State Capacity, Quality of Government, Sequencing and Development Outcomes
37: Annekatrin Deglow and Hanne Fjelde: The Quality of Government and Civil Conflict
38: Leslie Holmes: Organized Crime and the Quality of Government
Part I: Theory and Conceptualization
1: Bo Rothstein: Quality of Government: Theory and Conceptualization
2: Alina Mungiu-Pippidi: The Universalization of Ethical Universalism
3: Nikolas Kirby & Jonathan Wolf: 'Quality of Government': A Philosophical Assessment
4: Janine Wedel: Shadow Elites: Beyond Institutional Corruption Theory and Ill-conceived Anti-Corruption Regimes. Toward A New Research Agenda
Part II: Data and methodological Approaches
5: Nicholas Charron: Measuring the Unmeasurable? Taking Stock of QoG Measures
6: Eliska Drapalova: Down-To-Earth: What Can We Learn From Local Case Studies?
7: Mark Knights: What We Can Learn About Corruption From Historical Case Studies?
8: Davide Torsello: The Ethnographic Study of Corruption
Part III: Democracy, Accountability, and Participation
9: Monika Bauhr and Marcia Grimes: Democracy and the Quality of Government
10: Andreas Bagenholm: Corruption Voting and Electoral Accountability
11: Jonas Linde and Stefan Dahlberg: Quality of Government and Political Support
12: Philip Keefer, Carlos Scartascini, and Razvan Vlaicu: Trust, Populism, and the Quality of Government
13: Frida Boraeng and Marcia Grimes: Social Accountability and Quality of Government: Effectiveness and Recursive Effects
14: Donatella della Porta and Alice Mattoni: Civil Society Against Corruption
15: Georgios Xezonakis and Stephen Dawson: Electoral Rules and Corruption: A Meta-Analysis
Part IV: Sustainability and Development
16: Jong-sung You: Inequality and Corruption
17: Pelle Ahlerup, Thushyanthan Baskaran, and Arne Bigsten: The Quality of Government and Economic Growth
18: Petrus Olander: Economic Diversification, Homogeneity of Interests and the Impartiality of Government
19: Marina Povitkina and Simon Matti: Quality of Government and Environmental Sustainability
20: Eric Uslaner: Inequality, Education, and Corruption
Part V: International Policies and Global Strategies
21: Simone Dietrich and Matthew S. Winters: Foreign Aid and Quality of Government
22: Francis Fukuyama and Francesca Recanatini: Corruption, Elites and Power: An Overview of International Policy Efforts to Improve the Quality of Government
23: Mathis Lohaus and Ellen Gutterman: International Efforts to Combat Corruption
24: Michael Johnston: Controlling Corruption: Institutional Strategies
Part VI: Diversity, Social Cohesion, and Well-Being
25: Peter Thisted Dinesen and Kim Mannemar Sonderskov: Quality of Government and Social Trust
26: Amy C. Alexander: Gender, Gender Equality, and Corruption: A Review of Theory and Evidence
27: Anna Persson: Bringing Politics Back In: Ethnic Fractionalization, Quality of Government, and Public Goods Provision Revisited
28: John Helliwell, Haifang Huang, and Shun Wang: Happiness and the Quality of Government
29: Ruth Carlitz and Ellen Lust: Governance Beyond the State: Social Institutions and Service Delivery
Part VII: State Structure and Policy
30: Carl Dahlstroem and Victor Lapuente: Bureaucracy and Government Quality
31: Erin Metz McDonnell and Luiz Vilaca: Pockets of Effectiveness and Islands of Integrity: Variation in Quality of Government Within Central State Administrations
32: Robert I. Rotberg: Improving Governance in Tightly Controlled Societies: The Importance of Transformational Leadership
33: Steven M. Karceski and Edgar Kiser: Taxation and the Quality of Government
34: Staffan Kumlin: Quality of Government and Welfare State Support
Part VIII: State Building and Breakdown
35: Sheri Berman: The Challenge of State Building in Historical Perspective: How States are Built Critically Affects Political Development and Quality of Government
36: Michelle D'Arcy and Marina Nistotskaya: State Capacity, Quality of Government, Sequencing and Development Outcomes
37: Annekatrin Deglow and Hanne Fjelde: The Quality of Government and Civil Conflict
38: Leslie Holmes: Organized Crime and the Quality of Government
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