Fighting Corruption In The Developing World James D Long Tedxuofw James d. long explores how to reduce corruption and improve government performance by using technology to empower citizens. violence, intimidation, and vote. Explore innovative approaches to combating corruption and enhancing government accountability in developing nations through this tedxuofw talk by james d. long. delve into the potential of technology to empower citizens and reduce issues such as violence, intimidation, and vote buying in corrupt countries.
Fighting Corruption In Developing Countries Strategies And Analysis Fighting corruption in the developing world (2016). james d long, tedxuofw (30 min). in this video, james d long presents a broad overview of what individuals and civil society can do to fight corruption and the role that technology can play in fighting corruption. James's research in sub saharan africa and afghanistan focuses on elections in developing countries, including the determinants of voting behavior, the dynamics of electoral fraud, the impact of ict on corruption monitoring, and the effects of civil war and insurgency on state building. Using technology to fight corruption in the developing world james d. long department of political science, university of washington harvard academy for international and area studies & center for effective global action (cega) [email protected]. 2013. evaluating the roles of ethnicity and performance in african elections: evidence from an exit poll in kenya. jd long, cc gibson. political research quarterly 68 (4), 830 842. , 2015. 76. 2015. election fairness and government legitimacy in afghanistan. e berman, mj callen, c gibson, jd long, a rezaee.
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