Fighting Corruption on the Transdnistrian Border: Lessons from Failed and New Successful Anti-Corruption Programmes |
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Authors: | Bryane Michael Mariya Polner |
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Institution: | (1) Linacre College, Oxford, UK;(2) EU Border Assistance Mission to Moldova and Ukraine, Odesa, Ukraine |
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Abstract: | In 2007, both Moldovan and Ukrainian authorities took firm steps to reduce corruption along the Transdnistrian border. This
paper—aimed mainly at anti-corruption practitioners and scholars in public administration—discusses the background and underlying
principles guiding the anti-corruption work being adopted by both governments in order to facilitate discussion about optimal
anti-corruption programme design. This paper presents a set of tools used during the planning phase of the anti-corruption
programme—outlining the methodology used to assess the extent of corruption on the Transdnistrian border, the problems of
legislative transplants, a “contract test” for defining corruption offenses, a method of risk analysis, and a model of optimal
anti-corruption programme organizational design.
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Keywords: | Anti-corruption Transdnistria Ukraine Moldova Economics of corruption Public sector reform |
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