Do donors promote corruption?: the case of Mozambique

Article Abstract:

A case study on Mozambique to assess the promotion of unintentional corruption, being conducted by the donor community, which is a possibility is presented. It is reported that donors in Mozambique are not forceful enough to raise issues related to corruption.

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Corruption as 'boundary politics': the state, democratisation, and Mozambique's unstable liberalisation

Article Abstract:

Political corruption is so strongly entrenched in Mozambique as to be expressed by the Portuguese term "cabritalismo," combined words for corruption and capitalism. Wealthy and poor have developed elaborate forms of corruption to stabilize their positions.

Influence

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Complicating 'complexity': integrating gender into the analysis of the Mozambican conflict

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War and peace in Mozambique have been shaped by gender role limitations. Women are confined to domestic and private spheres, and their contributions to rebuilding their nation following war are generally ignored.

Analysis, Developing countries, Military aspects, Military art and science, Military science

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