Add to ORKGWhether women are inherently less corrupt than men remains open to debate, but studies suggest that women in positions of power can reduce corruption, write Chandan Jha and Sudipta Sarangi. This post forms part of our cross-blog Anti-Corruption series, hosted in partnership with The IGC. Catch up on previous posts here
Are women less corrupt in business? We revisit this question using firm-level data from the World Ba...
This democratic era has opened up enormous opportunities for men and women to play an active role in...
none2siWe use experimental data to explore the conditions under which males and females may differ i...
Recent research shows a link between higher rates of political participation of women and less corru...
Recent research shows a link between higher rates of political participation of women and less corru...
Recent research shows a link between higher rates of political participation of women and less corru...
Recent research shows a link between higher rates of political participation of women and less corru...
There exists evidence in the social science literature that women may be more relationship-oriented,...
This paper revisits the idea that higher percentages of women in government reduce the overall perce...
There exists evidence in the social science literature that women may be more relationship-oriented,...
Are women less corrupt in business? We revisit this question using firm-level data from the World Ba...
Are women less corrupt in business? We revisit this question using firm-level data from the World Ba...
In this paper, two assumptions about corruption levels are examined, theoretically explained and emp...
Two recent influential studies found that larger representations of women in government reduced corr...
This study focuses on the debate that whether women are as corrupt as men, or their propensity to co...
Are women less corrupt in business? We revisit this question using firm-level data from the World Ba...
This democratic era has opened up enormous opportunities for men and women to play an active role in...
none2siWe use experimental data to explore the conditions under which males and females may differ i...
Recent research shows a link between higher rates of political participation of women and less corru...
Recent research shows a link between higher rates of political participation of women and less corru...
Recent research shows a link between higher rates of political participation of women and less corru...
Recent research shows a link between higher rates of political participation of women and less corru...
There exists evidence in the social science literature that women may be more relationship-oriented,...
This paper revisits the idea that higher percentages of women in government reduce the overall perce...
There exists evidence in the social science literature that women may be more relationship-oriented,...
Are women less corrupt in business? We revisit this question using firm-level data from the World Ba...
Are women less corrupt in business? We revisit this question using firm-level data from the World Ba...
In this paper, two assumptions about corruption levels are examined, theoretically explained and emp...
Two recent influential studies found that larger representations of women in government reduced corr...
This study focuses on the debate that whether women are as corrupt as men, or their propensity to co...
Are women less corrupt in business? We revisit this question using firm-level data from the World Ba...
This democratic era has opened up enormous opportunities for men and women to play an active role in...
none2siWe use experimental data to explore the conditions under which males and females may differ i...