Is corruption systematically related to electoral rules? Recent theoretical work suggests a
positive answer. But little is known about the data. We try to address this lacuna by relating …

… To understand how electoral rules affect the monitoring of corrupt illicit enrichment, we …
different electoral systems? Secondly, who has the incentive to monitor potentially corrupt groups …

… and preferential electoral systems associated with satisfaction with democracy, and we find
these electoral rules appear to predict positive assessments of elections and party systems. …

… different dimensions of the electoral rules in their models. … choice of electoral system is really
related to corruption or whether … This is irrespective of the electoral formula. Therefore, PR …

… The modern study of electoral corruption takes two principal forms: historical studies of
corruption in unreformed electoral systems, and studies of electoral malpractice following (…

… electoral rules influence political corruption. We show that closed-list and open-list proportional
representation (PR) systems are more susceptible to corruption … in monitoring corrupt …

… The assumptions of the model are such that, if all parties differ only in their corruption level,
less corrupt parties will be chosen under all electoral rules. He considers the case where …

… of electoral rules on corruption is that voters punish corrupt … evidence on the electoral
punishment of corruption is mixed. … that corrupt activities indeed take a considerable electoral toll …

… the electoral system, political competition and corruption affect … electoral system (from
proportional to majoritarian) and, at the same time, a campaign was waged against the corruption …

… fosters rule breaking. Below we place our taxonomy in the context of the corruption and
institutional electoral … to break electoral rules while also setting in place new rules that benefit the …