A growing body of literature suggests that over the past 30 years, policies aimed at tackling
harassment in academia have had little discernable effect. How can this impasse be …

This interdisciplinary Research Agenda contains state-of-the-art surveys of the field of
corruption and points towards an agenda for future research. This comprehensive work …

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 executive office cause …

Do men and women perceive corruption differently? While evidence suggest that there is a
strong link between gender and corruption, and that gender differences can at least partly be …

The government's ability to deliver inclusive growth crucially depends on the quality of
governance. This paper reviews the linkages between governance and inclusive growth …

As women's political inclusion has become the international norm, many countries have
implemented gender quotas or actively tried to increase women's political representation …

Public approval is a crucial source of executive power in presidential systems. Does the
public support female and male presidents similarly? Combining insights from gender and …

A high level of corruption usually constrains economic development in emerging countries.
However, anti-corruption campaigns often fail because the relevant policies need to be …

We use experimental data to explore the conditions under which males and females may
differ in their tendency to act corruptly and their tolerance of corruption. We ask if males and …

Existing research suggests that voters may view female politicians as less prone to
corruption than male politicians. We argue that this voter belief can yield advantages to …