Titlebook: Building a Trustworthy State in Post-Socialist Transition; János Kornai,Susan Rose-Ackerman Book 2004 János Kornai and Susan Rose-Ackerman

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Regulation and Corruption in Transition: The Case of the Russian Pharmaceutical Marketstical sector.This chapter and the larger project of which it is a part complement earlier work done on firm behavior by concentrating on the incentives that encourage civil servants to engage in corruption. The conclusions are based on interviews conducted with regional health care officials and business people.

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Does Lustration Promote Trustworthy Governance? An Exploration of the Experience of Central and Easte process and equity; revenge and punishment often entail violation of these principles. The trade-off between respect for individual rights and the implementation of transitional justice is a dilemma for many societies with a legacy of dictatorship and repression (Barahona de Brito et al. 2001).

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Book 2004ributions originated in the Collegium Budapest project on Honesty and Trust: Theory and Experience in the Light of the Post-Socialist Transition, organized by János Kornai and Susan Rose-Ackerman. A second volume entitled, Creating Social Trust in Post-Socialist Transition , is being published simultaneously.

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Some Results in Dynamic Model Theory This could occur because one relies on ties of kinship or friendship, or because of bribes or campaign contributions. Second, one may trust in the fairness of the rules and in their impartial application by honest officials in particular cases. This can occur when government justifies its decisions

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Nils Anders Danielsson,Thorsten Altenkirched electorate that only expects good treatment from government if “their” party is in power.. To the extent such trends become solidified, they present a threat to the stability and overall accountability of the underlying democratic forms that were welcomed so warmly in 1989.

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José Pedro Magalh?es,Andres L?hr it is possible for governments to remain neutral in matters that divide society. This specific concern brings up broader issues: What happens to trust when the state is increasingly identified with neutral institutions instead of democratically legitimized but partisan entities? Are neutral govern