Corruption and Development in Africa

List of Tables Preface Notes on the Contributors Introduction: K.R.Hope, Sr, & B.C.Chikulo PART I: THEORETICAL AND ANALYTICAL PERSPECTIVES Corruption and Development in Africa; K.R.Hope, Sr The Political, Economic, and Cultural Bases of Corruption in Africa; B.Z.Osei-Hwedie & K.Osei-Hwedie Kleptocracy and Reform in African Regimes: Theory and Examples; J.Coolidge & S.Rose-Ackerman Aid Abuse and Mismanagement in Africa: Problems of Accountability, Transparency, and Ethical Leadership; G.S.Maipose Combating Corruption in Africa: Analysis and Context; G.B.N.Ayittey Combating Corruption in Africa: A Public Choice Perspective; J.M.Mbaku Western Policies and African Realities: The New Anti-corruption Agenda; S.P.Riley PART II: COUNTRY CASE STUDIES Corruption and Accumulation in Zambia; B.C.Chikulo Ghana: The Continuing Search for Cures in the Fight Against Corruption; J.R.A.Ayee Controlling Corruption in Sierra Leone: An Assessment of Past Efforts and Suggestions for the Future; S.J.Kpundeh Public Sector Corruption in Cameroon: Insights on Consequences and Control; C.M.Fombad Governmental Reforms and the Control of Corruption in Ethiopia; B.Olowu Tackling the Corruption Epidemic in Nigeria; J.Erero & T.Oladoyin Curbing Corruption Through Democratic Accountability: Lessons from Botswana; J.D.Holm Index

KEMPE RONALD HOPE, Sr. is Professor of Development Studies in the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Botswana. He was previously United Nations Chief Technical Adviser to the Government of Botswana on Public Sector Administration and Management. He is author of several books including, African Political Economy: Contemporary Issues in Development, and Development in the Third World: From Policy Failure to Policy Reform.

BORNWELL C. CHIKULO is an Associate Professor of Development Studies, University of North West, South Africa and Vice President of the African Development Studies Association. He has published extensively in major international journals and contributed chapters to several books. He is the editor of Democracy in Zambia: Challenges for the Third Republic (with Owen Sichone).