April 9, 2001
Capitalism, Criminality, and Corruption in Russia: Local Reality and Global Responsibility

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Corruption in Post-Communist Societies: Central Europe and the Former Soviet Union
This is a working bibliography of library and web resources assembled in the Spring of 1999 with the assistance and support of the Local Government and Public Service Reform Initiative of the Open Society Institute, Budapest, Hungary. It is intended to be useful to researchers, journalists, students, and all others concerned with corruption and development in the former Communist world.

The emphasis here is on corruption, and on materials published in English since 1989. Thus, for a number of closely-related topics -- such as Russian mafiyas -- only a few major sources are listed. In addition, while many excellent studies were published before 1989, and in other languages, they are not listed here. They are, however, cited and discussed in many of the publications listed here, and they may prove very useful to anyone seeking to understand the deeper origins, and the consequences, of corruption in the region.

There are two lists of resources: Print (books and articles) and Web resources (links to organizations, scholars, data and written materials on the Internet). A Search page enables you to determine whether a term (a name, a concept, a title) appears in either of these lists. Then, moving to that page and using the "Find" command on your web browser will enable you to find each occurrence of that term. These links will take you out of the Center for Ethics and World Societies website.

Michael Johnston & Mary Jane Walsh
09/10/2009