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21 Apr 2022

Series | Democracy Promotion after Afghanistan

Democracy in Asia after the Pandemic | 27 April 2022 Asian democracy might be facing the ultimate storm. Illiberalism has resurged and authoritarianism is on the rise. Covid-19 has made things worse, as leaders used the pandemic to bolster their autocratic reign in the cloak of securing public health. Some Asian countries, like India, face problems […]
17 Nov 2020

Engage with us!

We are constantly reviewing and improving our evidence-based research and would like to invite civil society activists, scholars, and anti-corruption experts to contribute to this process. Here are two ways in which you can help us to improve our work.
17 Nov 2020

Coalition building to fight corruption

In the third video of a webinar series designed to train civil society actors on how to better diagnose and plan against corruption, Prof. Mungiu-Pippidi explains the adequate strategies to tackle corruption according to a country’s context and illustrates how different stakeholders can partner up to promote meaningful anti-corruption reforms.
16 Nov 2020

Reducing country resources for corruption

In the second video of a webinar series designed to train civil society actors on how to better diagnose and plan against corruption, Prof. Mungiu-Pippidi speaks about the most prone sectors to corruption and explains how Georgia, Ukraine, and Uruguay have managed to institute successful reforms to tackle corruption making use of a new generation of fact-based corruption indicators.
16 Nov 2020

Diagnosing corruption by objective indicators

In the first video of a webinar series designed to train civil society actors on how to better diagnose and plan against corruption, Prof. Mungiu-Pippidi introduces this last generation of evidence-based anti-corruption tools and explains to the viewers how to use them to map rents and assess state capture over time.
16 Nov 2020

Welcome to ERCAS

Prof. Alina Mungiu-Pippidi, Chair of the European Research Centre for Anti-Corruption and State-Building (ERCAS) and professor of Democracy Studies at the Hertie School, introduces our activities to you.

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