The corruption perception index and the political economy of governing at a distance

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@PeteComplacent @hubertsmeets Die wetenschappelijke studies gaan dan ook niet over een nacht ijs. Onder meer: https://t.co/oyxqxcKAiX En: https://t.co/BJirMwoAwk En: https://t.co/wcIhG2uzYb

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@tekaldas @matnashed 😂 @HBaumannLiv also has a comparable piece on his corruption rankings affected IMF misperceptions of Tunisia https://t.co/t6G2Qu5ouF

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RT @HBaumannLiv: 3/ and for a more general critique of corruption measurement and the political economy underpinning them, see this one in…

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3/ and for a more general critique of corruption measurement and the political economy underpinning them, see this one in @IntRelationsJ https://t.co/sR1Ydm7o9b

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