Faculty Papers

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• MICHELE M. CHANG

          Domestic Politics and Currency Crises: The European Experience
           (2000)

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• MICHAEL JOHNSTON          (more papers available at  http://people.colgate.edu/mjohnston/personal.htm

• The New Corruption Rankings: Implications for Analysis and Reform (2000)

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• Votes, Money, and Good Politics  (1998) (review, critique, and proposals regarding American political finance laws)    

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• Comparing Corruption:Conflicts, Standards and Development - [Macintosh (.hqx) | Windows (.zip)]
• The Political Costs of Corruption - [Macintosh (.hqx) | Windows (.zip)]
• Corruption, Markets, and Reform - [Macintosh (.hqx) | Windows (.zip)]
• Social Development as an Anti-Corruption Strategy - [Macintosh (.hqx) | Windows (.zip)]
• Michael Johnston and Yufan Hao. China's Surge of Corruption:Delayed Political Development,Markets, and Democratic Reform - [Macintosh (.hqx) | Windows (.zip)]

•  JOSEPH WAGNER           

    Use the link below to find articles by Professor Wagner on mass media, political
    tolerance, political psychology, moral psychology, liberal arts education, liberalism,
    affirmative action and conservatism.

    http://hascall.colgate.edu/jwagner/ArticlesList.htm

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