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A social diagnosis can improve our understanding of why corrupt practices have increased. It can inform actions to correct the situation – for example through new codes of conduct and reduced fines.

Undercover integrity testing, used by law enforcement and public agencies, yields positive effects like detecting corruption and encouraging reporting, with targeted tests proving cost-effective.…

Les tests confidentiels d'intégrité utilisés par les forces de l'ordre et les organismes publics ont des effets positifs sur la détection de la corruption et l'incitation à la dénonciation. Cependant,…

New research is bringing together ideas about the ‘brokerage’ role played by law enforcement in the Amazon, and anti-corruption approaches.

Determined police administrations, political commitment and an anti-corruption approach can work against corrupt police forces.

Integrity standards can inform institutional system design and reform. It can also guide institutional relationships and justice sector actors’ ethical behaviour.

Scrutiny of petty corruption practices on Kigali’s roads reveal how they are maintained through interdependencies, power games, and structural aspects. Social norms theory provides insight to develop…