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Will Women Executives Reduce Corruption? Marginalization and Network Inclusion by Bauhr, Monika, Charron, Nicholas

“…While recent studies find a strong association between the share of women in elected office and lower levels of corruption, we know less about if women in…”
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Insider or Outsider? Grand Corruption and Electoral Accountability by Bauhr, Monika, Charron, Nicholas

“…While democratic accountability is widely expected to reduce corruption, citizens to a surprisingly large extent opt to forgo their right to protest and voice…”
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Europe around the corner? How border proximity and quality of government explains European identity by Bauhr, Monika, Charron, Nicholas

“…Do citizens that live close to the border of another European country feel more European? We suggest that border proximity affects European identity formation,…”
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Why support International redistribution? Corruption and public support for aid in the eurozone by Bauhr, Monika, Charron, Nicholas

“…What factors explain public support for international redistribution? While the European Union has sent billions of taxpayers' money to over indebted euro…”
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When does transparency improve public services? Street‐level discretion, information, and targeting by Bauhr, Monika, Carlitz, Ruth

“…Transparency has been widely promoted as a tool for improving public service delivery; however, empirical evidence is inconclusive. We suggest that the…”
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Do Men and Women Perceive Corruption Differently? Gender Differences in Perception of Need and Greed Corruption by Bauhr, Monika, Charron, Nicholas

“…Do men and women perceive corruption differently? While evidence suggest that there is a strong link between gender and corruption, and that gender differences…”
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Need or Greed? Conditions for Collective Action against Corruption by Bauhr, Monika

“…This article calls into question one of the implicit assumptions linking democratic accountability to reduced corruption, namely, that citizens will expose…”
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Indignation or Resignation: The Implications of Transparency for Societal Accountability by Bauhr, Monika, Grimes, Marcia

“…International organizations, policy experts, and nongovernmental organizations promote greater governmental transparency as a crucial reform to enhance…”
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The EU as a savior and a saint? Corruption and public support for redistribution by Bauhr, Monika, Charron, Nicholas

“…While the European Union is plagued by considerable social and economic inequality, not least in the wake of both the enlargement of the Union and the…”
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'All hands on deck' or separate lifeboats? Public support for European economic solidarity during the Covid-19 pandemic by Bauhr, Monika, Charron, Nicholas

“…What are the sources of public support for international aid in times of crises? This paper investigates the determinants of public support for the EU Covid-19…”
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‘It's the quality of government stupid’ explaining patterns in support for far right in the 2022 French presidential election by Bauhr, Monika, Charron, Nicholas

“…One of the most important transformations of European politics in recent decades is the rapid expansion of the share of population that vote for parties…”
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In God we Trust? Identity, Institutions and International Solidarity in Europe by Bauhr, Monika, Charron, Nicholas

“…Several recent studies show that citizens' identification with Europe is one of the most important determinants of support for EU integration, that may also…”
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Transparency to curb corruption? Concepts, measures and empirical merit by Bauhr, Monika, Grimes, Marcia

“…Policymakers and researchers often cite the importance of government transparency for strengthening accountability, reducing corruption, and enhancing good…”
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Stand together or alone? Public support for European economic solidarity during the Covid-19 pandemic by Bauhr, Monika, Charron, Nicholas

“…In response to the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic, the European Union has launched one of the largest assistance packages in EU history, where all 27 EU…”
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Exclusion or interests? Why females in elected office reduce petty and grand corruption by BAUHR, MONIKA, CHARRON, NICHOLAS, WÄNGNERUD, LENA

“…Disappointed by the numerous failures of anticorruption reforms, international organisations, scholars and policy makers increasingly place their hopes on…”
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Will Women’s Representation Reduce Bribery? Trends in Corruption and Public Service Delivery Across European Regions by Bauhr, Monika, Charron, Nicholas, Wängnerud, Lena

“…While a growing body of work suggests that women representatives are less likely to be involved in corruption scandals, we know less about if changes in…”
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Do Citizens Support EU Cohesion Policy? Measuring European support for redistribution within the EU and its correlates by Charron, Nicholas, Bauhr, Monika

“…As the European Union enters into the next decade, its leaders seemingly strive towards more future integration rather than less, despite the recent setback of…”
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Beyond Buildings: Social Bargaining and Effective Access to Public Services by Bauhr, Monika, Carlitz, Ruth, Kovacikova, Lucia

“…Physical access to public services frequently does not guarantee people’s needs will be met — what we term effective access . Such discrepancies result in part…”
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Lights on the shadows of public procurement: Transparency as an antidote to corruption by Bauhr, Monika, Czibik, Ágnes, Fine Licht, Jenny, Fazekas, Mihály

“…The increased focus on marketizing mechanisms and contracting‐out operations following the New Public Management reform agenda has sparked a debate on whether…”
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Change and Continuity in Quality of Government: Trends in subnational quality of government in EU member states by Charron, Nicholas, Lapuente, Víctor, Bauhr, Monika, Annoni, Paola

“…Despite massive investments, studies suggest that anticorruption efforts often times fail and that countries and regions with historically deficient quality of…”
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