This article offers the first comprehensive review of the interdisciplinary state of knowledge
regarding anti-corruption policies, with a particular focus on reducing corruption among civil …

This interdisciplinary Research Agenda contains state-of-the-art surveys of the field of
corruption and points towards an agenda for future research. This comprehensive work …

Recent research finds that states with more women involved in government are also less
prone to corruption (Dollar, Fisman, and Gatti 2001; Swamy et al. 2001). But a review of …

An important methodological issue in experimental research is the extent to which one
should use context-rich or abstract language in the instructions for an experiment. The …

We examine the effect of social institutions related to gender inequality on development
outcomes. By characterizing and applying the recently developed Social Institution and …

Although female entrepreneurship contributes to the economic growth of nations, women
are less likely to start new ventures compared to men. This gap, however, varies …

We examine whether and when female representation in decision-making groups of venture
capital firms affects the firms' decision to fund woman-led businesses. By developing an intra …

This paper examines cultural differences in individual decision-making in a corruption game.
We define culture as an individual's accumulated experience, shaped by the social …

Recent studies show a clear link between women in government and reduced concerns
about corruption. Until now, it remains unclear which underlying attitudes about women …

At the turn of the twenty-first century, an important pair of studies established that greater
female representation in government is associated with lower levels of perceived corruption …