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Corruption, Anti-corruption and its Discontents

Name: Corruption, Anti-corruption and its Discontents
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Author: Abu Bakarr Kaikai
ISBN: 978-3-668-32891-4

To what extent has decentralisation been effective in combating corruption in Sub-Saharan Africa?

Essay, 2015

15 Pages, Grade: HD

Abu Bakarr Kaikai (Author)

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Content

Introduction

Theories of decentralisation

Criticism of decentralisation

Decentralisation in sub-Saharan Africa

Independence and statism

Reforms in sub-Saharan Africa countries

Barriers to implementing successful decentralisation in sub-Saharan Africa

Has decentralisation reduced corruption?

Conclusion

References

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Title: Corruption, Anti-corruption and its Discontents
Subtitle: To what extent has decentralisation been effective in combating corruption in Sub-Saharan Africa?
College: Murdoch University (Sir Walter School of Public Policy and International Affairs)
Course: Development Studies
Grade: HD
Author: Abu Bakarr Kaikai (Author)
Year: 2015
Pages: 15
Catalog Number: V342878
ISBN (eBook): 9783668328907
ISBN (Book): 9783668328914
File size: 532 KB
Language: English
Keywords: decentralisation, corruption, anit-corruption, discontent, sub-saharan region, africa

Quote paper: Abu Bakarr Kaikai (Author), 2015, Corruption, Anti-corruption and its Discontents, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/342878

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