Its been six months since the National Assembly approved the appointment of the Electoral Reform Consultation Panel. This week we've published a discussion paper identifying the key issues that will need to be considered
Read the discussion paper here 👉 https://t.co/5Z0zdcxwMk
The #ERCP invites members of the public, organisations including political parties or prospective independent candidates to make written submissions for its consideration on proposals for an electoral system for the National Assembly and Provincial Legislatures.
The call for submissions from the public on the reform of the Electoral System for the National Assembly and Provincial Legislatures has been extended to 31 October 2024 #ECRP LISTEN Here: https://t.co/2z5gx1wwhN
The Electoral Reform Consultation Panel is inviting the public & interested stakeholders to make written submissions for its consideration on proposals for an electoral system for the National Assembly & Provincial Legislatures
#electoralreform
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🔵 OUT NOW! We analysed 180 countries to see how they scored in the fight against corruption. Check out your country’s score! #CPI2023 https://t.co/0ZNQZqjgrL
New paper!
I set out my conceptual framework for how state capture occurs, through three pillars and many mechanisms, and outline the many ways it hinders development.
https://t.co/91tex6CP64
My updated list of key works on state formation & building published since 2020.
Who can doubt that this is an active, progressive research agenda? There is plenty here, with some old classics, for a full-semester course on the state.
Full references in thread.
State capacity is a cause of many economic outcomes. Adopting good policies may not be enough to get desired outcomes (inclusive, sustainable economic growth)
Here’s my list of books by political economists who explain how the state affects the economy
Full references in thread
We want to get people talking about how to make corruption measurement more *robust*, *relevant* and *useful*!
Please share our video to spread the word!
Cabinet approved Bill to boost fight against #moneylaundering. This is a step towards addressing the deficiencies identified by @FATFNews. When enacted into law, it will improve SA’s adherence to international best practices in combating financial crimes: https://t.co/pvm4suhEMk.
Can anti-corruption campaigns undermine the social contract?
We find they can in a new paper in Governance, which tests the impact of anti-corruption messages on attitudes to tax payment
With the brilliant @DrCarynPeiffer
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"Look at illicit financial flows [...] 100bn dollars every year [out of Africa]. The total amount of foreign aid going to Africa is 52bn dollars a year. So tell me, who is funding whom?"
Watch Dr Mo Ibrahim talk to @sussex_alumni
https://t.co/dHG3qKvOAh
UPCOMING: Leaked records of 18,000 bank accounts holding assets worth $100+ billion.
OCCRP and 47 other media outlets have been working on one of the world’s largest investigations into the shadowy world of Swiss banking.
It’s called #SuisseSecrets
If you were wondering why our leaders keep visiting Dubai, wonder no more. Really important piece by @WillFitzgibbon on the role of the UAE in hiding money for African elites. https://t.co/IQca7usmam
BREAKING: A massive worldwide leak of 11 million+ documents from a slew of offshore service providers exposes the secret wealth and schemes of political leaders, celebrities, and criminals.
These are our investigations as part of the #PandoraPapers 👇 1/
https://t.co/7LMWSywWMc