Keyword

corruption

Description: Corruption is the abuse of entrusted authority for improper or private benefit, studied in political science, economics, law, and ethics.
Wikidata ID: wiki/Q366
OpenAlex ID: keywords/corruption
1995 · P. Mauro · The Quarterly Journal of Economics · 8,806
2006 · Mara Faccio · American Economic Review · 4,068
2000 · Daniel Treisman · Journal of Public Economics · 3,911
1993 · A. Shleifer, R. W. Vishny · The Quarterly Journal of Economics · 3,782
2000 · Friedrich Schneider, Dominik H Enste · Journal of Economic Literature · 3,028
1997 · Shang-Jin Wei · The Review of Economics and Statistics · 2,807
2017 · Pranab Bardhan · Routledge eBooks · 2,616
2005 · THORSTEN BECK, ASLI DEMIRGÜÇ‐KUNT, et al. · The Journal of Finance · 2,510
2005 · A. I. Khwaja, A. Mian · The Quarterly Journal of Economics · 2,370
2011 · Frederick van der Ploeg · Journal of Economic Literature · 2,287
1999 · Susan Rose-Ackerman · Cambridge University Press eBooks · 2,191
1998 · Vito Tanzi · Staff Papers · 2,064
2005 · Eric M. Uslaner · SSRN Electronic Journal · 2,042
1999 · Gail M. Gerhart, Patrick Chabal, et al. · Foreign Affairs · 2,017
1974 · Gary S. Becker, George J. Stigler · The Journal of Legal Studies · 1,845
1998 · Andrei Shleifer · The Journal of Economic Perspectives · 1,832
1999 · Alberto Ades, Rafael Di Tella · American Economic Review · 1,762
1978 · Susan Rose‐Ackerman · 1,723
1967 · J. S. Nye · American Political Science Review · 1,721
2003 · Torsten Persson, Guido Tabellini · The MIT Press eBooks · 1,710
2006 · Raymond Fisman, Jakob Svensson · Journal of Development Economics · 1,697
2006 · Matthias Busse, Carsten Hefeker · European Journal of Political Economy · 1,599
Works count: 171,000
Citation count: 972,600
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