Cracking the Code: Social Norms and the Anti-Corruption Puzzle (PowerPoint Presentation)

The presentation discusses the relationship between social norms and corruption, particularly in the context of natural resource management. It explores different types of corruption, including grand corruption, administrative corruption, kleptocracy, and state capture. The presentation also delves into the concept of social norms, including direct and indirect norms, and their influence on corrupt behaviors. The authors present findings from two collaborative studies, one in the Philippines and another in an African country, which examined the role of social norms in corruption. The presentation aims to provide insights into the complex issue of corruption and its connection to social norms, with the goal of informing anti-corruption efforts.