Social polarization, political institutions, and country creditworthiness

Karya terkait

• Donor fragmentation and bureaucratic quality in aid recipients
• Insurgency and credible commitment in autocracies and democracies
• Polarization, politics and poverty rights
• A review of the political economy of governance
• Aid dependence and the quality of governance
• Are larger countries really more corrupt?
• Beyond legal origin and checks and balances: political credibility, citizen information, and financial sector development
• Boondoggles and expropriation
• Bureaucratic delegation and political institutions
• Checks and balances, private information, and the credibility of monetary commitments