Negotiating Peace and Confronting Corruption: Challenges for Postconflict Societies

Effectively analyzes the characteristics and effects of building anticorruption provisions into negotiated settlements in post-civil war situations.
Jens Anndvig, Norwegian Institute of International Affairs and World Bank

Societies emerging from conflict, whose governing institutions typically are weak and inefficient, are particularly susceptible to corruption. Losing factions may use corrupt means to continue a bid for power or redress grievances, and winning factions find new powers to ra...