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Economics of corruption : ウィキペディア英語版 | Economics of corruption
Economics of corruption applies economic tools to the analysis of corruption. Rigorous study of corruption by economists commenced in the 1980s. == History of the discipline == In 1968, Nobel laureate economist Gunnar Myrdal found corruption 'almost a taboo (among economists) as research topic'. Indeed it has mostly been a matter of political science and sociology. However, the scenario changed since the 1970s. Since Rose-Ackerman's article "The Economics of Corruption", published in the ''Journal of Public Economics'' in 1975,〔Rose-Ackerman S. : "The Economics of Corruption", ''Journal of Political Economy'', Vol. IV, 1975, pp. 187-203.〕 more than 3,000 articles have been written with 'corruption' in the title, at least 500 of which directly focus on different aspects relating to corruption using an economic framework.〔JSTOR search on 8 March 2008〕 Some books have also been published on the subject.〔''The Economics of Corruption'', edited by Ajit Mishra, 2005 : Oxford University Press〕 Organizations have emerged to deal with the economics of corruption.〔(Internet Centre for Corruption Research )〕 Some universities offer courses under the title ''Economics of Corruption''.〔(Economics of Corruption 2008 )〕 Nobel laureate economist Gary Becker and an American Judge Richard Posner have opened a blog for open public discussion discussing economics of corruption 〔(The Becker-Posner Blog )〕
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