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While anti-corruption measures are designed to enhance accountability and governance, they frequently intersect with broader political dynamics, resulting in outcomes that may destabilize political systems, amplify polarization, or even erode public trust in institutions. This panel examines the complex and often unintended political consequences of anti-corruption efforts in various global contexts. The discussions will explore how anti-corruption campaigns influence electoral mobilization, institutional frameworks, and political agendas. Particular attention will be given to the ways these measures are appropriated by political actors to consolidate power or delegitimize opponents, and how public perceptions of corruption evolve in response. The panel also investigates the institutional responses to high-profile corruption cases, including legislative and judicial reactions, and the implications for governance and accountability. By focusing on both qualitative and quantitative perspectives, the panel offers insights into the broader consequences of anti-corruption efforts, highlighting their potential to reshape political landscapes in unintended ways. Through these analyses, the panel seeks to provide valuable lessons on how anti-corruption reforms can be better managed to mitigate the risks of political fragmentation and instability while achieving their intended objectives of reducing corruption and strengthening governance.
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Unintended Effects of Anti-Corruption Measures in Brazil: A Study on Institutional Reaction | View Paper Details |
High-Level Corruption Prosecutions and Political Instability: A Global Analysis | View Paper Details |
Anticorruption as a Shaper of the Party Scene in Post-2012 Serbia | View Paper Details |
Fight Against Corrupt Practices of High-Ranking Officials: Proportionality and Transparency | View Paper Details |
Responding to Major Corruption Scandals: Party Switching and Electoral Outcomes | View Paper Details |