What makes the control of corruption so difficult and contested?
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta promised to take control of corruption in March.
A country's stability is determined by political stability, absence of violence, rule of law and control of corruption.
But these projects focus primarily on improving the efficiency of the civil service, regulatory agencies, and control of corruption.
Our paper assesses the impact of governmental online initiatives on citizen empowerment and compares them to the effects on government efficiency and control of corruption.
We attempt to fill this gap by investigating whether the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) was successful in promoting better control of corruption.
"We will be keeping an eye on the doctors and nurses, and the control of corruption on the medical side," he said after General Garner left.
Using data from the World Bank, they find that the control of corruption in Russia is weak even taking into account Russia's GDP per capita.
In the United States, meanwhile, the World Bank reports marked declines since 2000 in the control of corruption, regulatory quality, accountability and government effectiveness.
Specifically, we provide robust evidence that a greater predilection for market financing over bank financing is associated with higher levels of power distance, concentration in equity markets, control of corruption, efficiency of debt enforcement; and the adoption of the euro.
More specifically, we analyse the independent and interdependent effects of level of democracy and control of corruption on per capita household electricity consumption in SIDS, using data from 34 SIDS over the period 1996 2009.
