Corruption and Local Democratization in Indonesia: The Role of Islamic Parties.
@article{Henderson2011CorruptionAL, title={Corruption and Local Democratization in Indonesia: The Role of Islamic Parties.}, author={J. Henderson and A. Kuncoro}, journal={Journal of development economics}, year={2011}, volume={94 2}, pages={ 164-180 } }
Indonesia has a tradition of corruption among local officials who harass and collect bribes from firms. This paper examines whether corruption is affected by a change in institutions introducing local democratization and by party composition of local assemblies. Democratization occurred in 1999 and decentralization in 2001. We have firm-level data for 2001 and 2004. The 2001 data benchmark corruption at the time of decentralization, but for a limited sample of districts. We find that corruption… Expand
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