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Corruption and the Smallholder: A Review of Current Literature and Research

Author
Webster, Chris
Abstract
Corruption is a hot topic of academic and public policy research. Specifically, corruption is often characterized as directly impacting the economies of developing countries: “Corruption undermines governance, economic growth, and, ultimately, the stability of countries and regions” (Spector, 2005). Of particular concern are areas of the world, such as Sub-Saharan Africa, where corruption is perceived to be rampant and where smallholders form the backbone of the economy. This paper addresses the current research and literature on corruption with a specific focus on the impact of corruption on the smallholder.
Description
WorldAgInfo Project Literature Review
Date Issued
2007Publisher
World Ag Info Project
Subject
Information Systems; Agriculture; ICT; Agricultural Development; International Development; Agricultural Education
Type
report