Governments, NGOs and anti-corruption: the new integrity warriors/ edited by Luís de Sousa, Peter Larmour and Barry Hindess.

Includes bibliographical references (p. [215]-235) and index.

International anti-corruption as a programme of normalization / Barry Hindess -- Anti-corruption as a risk to democracy : on the unintended consequences of international anti-corruption campaigns / Staffan Andersson and Paul M. Heywood -- The development of inspection and oversight : blind alleys and open vistas in the case of American procurement policy / Frank Anechiarico -- Matching workload, management and resources : setting the context for 'effective' anti-corruption commissions / Alan Doig -- Anti-corruption bodies as discourse-controlling instruments : experiences from south-east Europe / Daniel Smilov -- Warriors in chains : institutional legacies and anti-corruption programmes in Taiwan and South Korea / Christian Göbel -- Populist anti-corruption and military coups : the clean-up campaign in Fiji 2006-07 / Peter Lamour -- Transnational anti-corruption advocacy : a multi-level analysis of civic action in Russia / Diana Schmidt-Pfister -- How do international organizations scrutinize transforming states? The case of Transparency International and the Baltic states / Matilda Dahl -- Corruption and anti-corruption in Southeast Europe : landscapes and sites / Steven Sampson -- TI in search of a constituency : the institutionalization and franchising of the global anti-corruption doctrine / Luís de Sousa.