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Transition Newsletter:
The Newsletter About Reforming Economies

Transition Newsletter: The Newsletter about Reforming Economies. Vol. 12, Number 4, October-November-December 2001
Petty Corruption in the Wild, Wild East by Scott Thomas. Box: In Country Y Agency Inspectors Have Going (Away) Rate
Anticorruption Campaigns: How to Get Rid of Paradoxes and Inconsistencies by Arista-Maria Cirtanutas
Slovak Republic’s Fight Against Corruption-Excerpts from a Government Report
Writing an Effective Anticorruption Law by Richard E. Messick and Rachel Kleinfeld
Corruption: The Enemy of Progress by Jennifer Munroe. Box: Rule of Law Project Brings Quiet Reform to Georgia.
How Hungary Escaped Transition Failure and Runaway Corruption
Accounting Standards in China by Ray Ball, Ashok Robin, and Joanna Shuang Wu. Box: Purchase Versus Pooling Method of Accounting: What a Difference!
Accounting and Auditing Reform Advances in Moldova by Adolf Enthoven and Mike Neider. Box: Moldova's Economy Has Far to Go
Local Governance Networks in Central Asia
Transition Newsletter. The Newsletter about Reforming Economies. Vol. 12, Number 3, July-August-September 2001.
Reforms on the Silk Road: Institutional Reform in Central Asia by Tony Verheijen, Sergei Sirotkin, and Anastazia Kozakova
How Can Ukraine’s Government Be Made More Effective? by Alex Sundakov
Transition Newsletter. The Newsletter about Reforming Economies. Vol. 12, Number 2, April-May-June 2001.
The World Bank’s New Approach to Good Governance: Promises and Risks by Johannes Linn
Building Support for Policy Change by Improving Governance in China: The Case of Shunde by Yang Yao
Good Governance Requires Respect for Ethnic Diversity
Transition Newsletter. The Newsletter about Reforming Economies. Vol. 12, Number 1, Feb.-March 2001
The Practice of Best Practices by Mátyás Gáspár
Transition Newsletter. The Newsletter about Reforming Economies. Vol. 11, Number 6, Nov.-Dec. 2000/Jan. 2001
The Local Government and Public Service Reform Initiative
Decentralization: Experiments and Reforms in Central and Eastern Europe by Tamás M. Horváth and Gábor Péteri
Project Summary: Local Government Information Network (LOGIN)
Making Local Government Transparent in Eastern Europe: Anti-Corruption Workshop in Riga

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