The note looks at effective anticorruption legal instruments. However, law enforcement measures are not the first or necessarily the preferred method of defense. An informed citizenry, a government imbued with a service ethic, and other measures can be more effective in combating corruption. But tailoring the law to improve enforcement capacity generally encompasses a variety of statutes that prohibit bribery, nepotism, conflicts of interest, and...
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Writing an effective anticorruption law
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Corruption
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Messick, Richard E.; Kleinfeld, Rachel.
Writing an effective anticorruption law (Chinese). PREM Notes|no. 58. Public Sector Washington, DC: World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/456631468320042543