Members of the research committee cooperate in developing concepts for the analysis of political finance and corruption in politics and administration as well as interactions between them. The committee aims to advance cross-national research and to encourage comparative analysis. Current emphasis on expansion of the committee鈥檚 field of research is targeting the Latin American region.
- Anti-Corruption as Symbolic Governance: Rethinking Evidence, Effectiveness and Political Action
Chair: Dr. Luis de Sousa - Corruption in Plain Sight: The Age of Conspicuous Favoritism and the Limits of Measurement
Chair: Dr. Fernando Nieto Morales - Corruption Scandals, Social Well-Being, and Democratic Accountability in Uncertain Democracies
Chair: Dr. Marcelo Moriconi Bezerra - Corruption, Social Trust and Restorative Justice in addressing Modern Democracies.
Chair: Prof. Maria Krambia Kapardis - Does the Legislative Footprint Work? Tracing Lobbying Influence Across Regions and Regimes
Chair: Dr. Vit Simral - From Democratic Renewal to Democratic Erosion: How Citizens Respond to Perceived Corruption
Chair: Prof. Jes煤s Palomo - Legacies of Corruption: Integrity Gap Across Governance Regimes
Chair: Prof. Heike Grimm - Political Finance, Electoral Integrity, and the Globalization of Political Corruption
Chair: Dr. Amarnath Paswan - Power and Influence amid Digital Transformation: Exploring the Links between Corruption, Media, and Digital Platforms
Chair: Dr. Fernanda Odilla - Survey Research on Corruption: New Frontiers in Measurement and Data Integration
Chair: Mr. Gustavo Gouv锚a Maciel






