The politics of anti-corruption reforms and reversals in Uganda’s changing political terrain  

作　　者：William Muhumuza 

机构地区：[1]Department of Political Science,Makerere University,Kampala,Uganda

出　　处：《Economic and Political Studies》2016年第1期62-84,共23页经济与政治研究（英文版）

基　　金：The author acknowledges with gratitude the supportive role played by Saulo Nsubuga Zirimenya in the collection of the first set of data and appreciates the funding for the said exercise in 2009 by NORAD and Makerere University。

摘　　要：The article discusses the increasing levels of public sector corruption despite the NRM government’s pursuing of accountability reforms and anti-corruption policy strategies.It asserts that having an impressive legal and institutional framework in place to enhance accountability and control corrupt tendencies may not be enough if political factors are ignored.In the absence of exemplary political leadership and support to institutions that enforce compliance,fighting corruption will remain a far cry.The article further argues that in circumstances where the political terrain ascribes to patron-client and neo-patrimonial instruments to consolidate and retain power,curbing public sector corruption will be elusive.The article insists that fighting public sector corruption largely depends on political commitment and less on the semblance of laws,institutions and technocrats.

关 键 词：Anti-corruption institutions neo-patrimonial politics PATRONAGE public sector corruption Uganda 

分 类 号：F42[经济管理—产业经济]