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Ambient temperature variations and antimicrobial resistance: a multicountry analysis of non-linear relationships and temperature thresholds. [PDF]

BMJ Glob Health
Wang R, Liu C, Li W, Yang X, Xia H, Li X, Qiu S, Ma Z, Meng F, Chen S, Liu Y, Liu GG, Huang C, Yao Q, Xu M, Yang L.   +15 more
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Grassroots Governance for Sustainable Environmental Planning: Examining Manila Bay as Limit Case for Participatory Policy Implementation. [PDF]

Environ Manage
Gonzalez Benson O, Juárez N.
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China's Global Health Activities in Africa: Historical Perspectives and Case Studies.

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Bouey J, Dolan C, Wang AX, Pandey R.
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ANTI-CORRUPTION POLICY: SINGAPORE'S EXPERIENCE

Scientific Journal of Public and Private Law
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Corruption and Anti-Corruption Policy in Hungary

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THE AMERICAN ANTI-CORRUPTION POLICY

Vestnik of M. Kozybayev North Kazakhstan University, 2022
The topic of combating corruption in our world is more relevant than ever. Corruption negatively affects the state apparatus, which affects its functioning. The article examines the experience of fighting corruption in the United States of America. To prevent bribery in public policy, the United States of America became one of the first countries to ...
O. A. Shut, M. M. Mogunova, A. L. Balandin, D. A. Baimukhanova   +3 more
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Anti-Corruption Policy in Theories of Sector Regulation

2011
Corruption in regulated industries has been a problem “forever”, or at least for as long as regulation has existed. Most regulated industries involve large costly investments and long maintenance and operational contracts two obvious sources of financial rents.
Estache, Antonio, Wren-Lewis, Liam
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The ethics of anti-corruption policies

2018
The corruption of public officials and institutions is one of the most obvious problems that affect developed and developing countries alike. But how is this kind of corruption wrong exactly? With special reference to the democratic context, this chapter expounds a public accountability-based account of the wrongness of political corruption.
Emanuela Ceva, Maria Paola Ferretti
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