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Research on corruption in Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Tanzania and Uganda. What, who and where?

Jens Chr. Andvig, Odd‐Helge Fjeldstad

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This report provides an overview of corruption-related literature from five of Norway's priority partner countries in the developing world; i.e. Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Tanzania and Uganda. Both published and unpublished studies are included. The five countries have been selected on the basis of commonalties and differences with respect to: anti-corruption efforts, extent and scope of public sector reforms, socio-economic structure, and aid history. Furthermore, the report provides a mapping of relevant local research institutions in the selected countries.

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This report provides an overview of corruption-related literature from five of Norway's priority partner countries in the developing world; i.e. Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Tanzania and Uganda. Both published and unpublished studies are included. The five countries have been selected on the basis of commonalties and differences with respect to: anti-corruption efforts, extent and scope of public sector reforms, socio-economic structure, and aid history. Furthermore, the report provides a mapping of relevant local research institutions in the selected countries.

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This report provides an overview of corruption-related literature from five of Norway's priority partner countries in the developing world; i.e. Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Tanzania and Uganda. Both published and unpublished studies are included. The five countries have been selected on the basis of commonalties and differences with respect to: anti-corruption efforts, extent and scope of public sector reforms, socio-economic structure, and aid history. Furthermore, the report provides a mapping of relevant local research institutions in the selected countries.

Key concepts: Tanzania, Sri lanka, Socioeconomics, Language change, Geography, Political science, Economic growth, Development economics

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