Corruption is conventionally measured in global indices as a one-dimensional problem—
one score for every country—a practice that has profoundly shaped our conceptualization of …

ABSTRACT A number of papers with field data have found differences in the corrupt
activities of males and females; nonetheless they have drawbacks that may be overcome in …

This paper examines the effectiveness of using asymmetric liability to combat harassment
bribes. Asymmetric liability is a mechanism where bribe-takers are culpable but bribe-givers …

Reliable microdata on corrupt behavior are hard to obtain in the field, and available field
data are hard to interpret. Laboratory corruption experiments have therefore recently gained …

We study in-group favouritism and out-group discrimination in a multiplayer dictator game in
a naturally occuring group setting. An allocator divides a large sum of money among three …

Monitoring corruption typically relies on top-down interventions acting on the probability of
external controls or the severity of punishment. An alternative approach to fighting corruption …

We review the existing laboratory experimental studies on corruption that have generated
results with clear policy implications. We present and discuss experimental findings on the …

Anecdotal evidence suggests that intermediaries are ubiquitous in corrupt activities;
however, empirical evidence on their role as facilitators of corrupt transactions is scarce …

We report a sequential bribery game to disentangle the effect of descriptive social norms
among public officials on bribe offers by firms. Participants who knew that they were …

International Sports Governing Bodies (“ISGBs”) are diverse in their aims but share a need
to maintain a reputation of accountability in the eyes of their stakeholders. While some …