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mjohnston@colgate.edu. Degrees. BA, Macalester College, 1971. MPhil, Yale University, 1974. PhD, Yale University, 1977. Teaching Experience. University of Pittsburgh 1976-86. Visiting lecturer in politics and visiting fellow, Centre for Urban and Regional Research, University of Glasgow, Scotland. Visiting fellow, Department of Politics and ...
Michael JOHNSTON, Professor Emeritus | Cited by 4,259 | of Colgate University, NY | Read 103 publications | Contact Michael JOHNSTON
The search for definitions: the vitality of politics and the issue of corruption. M Johnston. International social science journal 48 (149), 321-335. , 1996. 592. 1996. Rethinking patrimonialism and neopatrimonialism in Africa. A Pitcher, MH Moran, M Johnston. African Studies Review 52 (1), 125-156.
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Today a child will not be vaccinated against contagious diseases. A family will not have clean water. A young university graduate will not be given a fair shot at a job for which she is well trained. A small business owner will pay inspectors to avoid large nes for health and fi safety violations that do not exist, while a nightclub owner across th...
although I will try to make a case in chapters to come that they have key elements in common. Doing research on corruption is a humbling process in at least two ways. One has to do with the sheer tenacity of the problem, and the speed at which it can spread and change forms. The other is that the more closely I look at the problem the more respect ...
xv Participants in a long series of seminars for United States Government agencies, similar sessions at the World Bank, the Fulbright/Hubert H. Humphrey Fellows program at Syracuse University, and a seminar on Argentina at Georgetown University have helped improve these chapters in many ways. Roderick M. Hills, founder of the Hills Program on Gover...
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We welcome one of the most important voices in the academic (anti-)corruption field: Michael Johnston, Professor Emeritus of Political Science at Colgate University, who has written numerous books on corruption.
Michael Johnston is Professor and Chair of Political Science at Colgate University. He is co-editor of the journal Corruption and Reform, and co-editor, with Arnold J. Heidenheimer and Victor T. LeVine, of Political Corruption: A Handbook. We know no spectacle so ridiculous as the British public in one of its periodical fits of morality.
