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2000-12

Toward More Operationally Relevant Indicators of Governance

Autor: Knack, Stephen Manning, Nick

Enlace original: https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/handle/10986/11407

Repositorio Banco Mundial

GOVERNANCE

CORRUPTION

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

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Knack, Stephen , Manning, Nick , [ Toward More Operationally Relevant Indicators of Governance , Obtencao de indicadores de governanca mais relevantes e operacionais ]

Working Paper 2015-05

World Bank Policy Lending and the Quality of Public Sector Governance

Autor: Smets, Lodewijk Knack, Stephen

Enlace original: https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/handle/10986/22001

Repositorio Banco Mundial

EMPLOYMENT

STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT

ECONOMIC GROWTH

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Smets, Lodewijk , Knack, Stephen , [ World Bank Policy Lending and the Quality of Public Sector Governance ]

2012-07

Political Ideology, Quality at Entry and the Success of Economic Reform Programs

Autor: Smets, Lodewijk Knack, Stephen Molenaers, Nadia

Enlace original: https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/handle/10986/11949

Repositorio Banco Mundial

ACCOUNTABILITY

ADJUSTMENT

AGRICULTURE

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Smets, Lodewijk , Knack, Stephen , Molenaers, Nadia , [ Political Ideology, Quality at Entry and the Success of Economic Reform Programs ]

2002-10

Boondoogles and Expropriation : Rent-seeking and Policy Distortion when Property Rights are Insecure

Autor: Keefer, Philip Knack, Stephen

Enlace original: https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/handle/10986/19219

Repositorio Banco Mundial

EXPROPRIATION

RENT-SEEKING

RENT-SEEKING BEHAVIOR

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Keefer, Philip , Knack, Stephen , [ Boondoogles and Expropriation : Rent-seeking and Policy Distortion when Property Rights are Insecure ]

2000-12

Social Capital and the Quality of Government : Evidence from the United States

Autor: Knack, Stephen

Enlace original: https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/handle/10986/19750

Repositorio Banco Mundial

CITIZENS

CITIZENSHIP

CIVIC CULTURE

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Knack, Stephen , [ Social Capital and the Quality of Government : Evidence from the United States ]

2000-07

Aid Dependence and the Quality of Governance : A Cross-Country Empirical Analysis

Autor: Knack, Stephen

Enlace original: https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/handle/10986/19826

Repositorio Banco Mundial

ADMINISTRATIVE CAPACITY

AID DEPENDENCE

AID FLOWS

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Knack, Stephen , [ Aid Dependence and the Quality of Governance : A Cross-Country Empirical Analysis ]

2000-11

Are Larger Countries Really More Corrupt?

Autor: Knack, Stephen Azfar, Omar

Enlace original: https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/handle/10986/19757

Repositorio Banco Mundial

ACCOUNTABILITY

AGGREGATING GOVERNANCE INDICATORS

ANTI-CORRUPTION

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Knack, Stephen , Azfar, Omar , [ Are Larger Countries Really More Corrupt? ]

2002-10

Social Polarization, Social Institutions, and Country Creditworthiness

Autor: Keefer, Philip Knack, Stephen

Enlace original: https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/handle/10986/19227

Repositorio Banco Mundial

ABSOLUTE VALUE

AGGREGATE INCOME

AGRICULTURE

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Keefer, Philip , Knack, Stephen , [ Social Polarization, Social Institutions, and Country Creditworthiness ]

Publications & Research :: Policy Research Working Paper 2008-07

The Worldwide Governance Indicators and Tautology : Causally Related Separable Concepts, Indicators of a Common Cause, or Both?

Autor: Langbein, Laura Knack, Stephen

Enlace original: https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/handle/10986/6839

Repositorio Banco Mundial

ACCOUNTABILITY

ACCOUNTING

AGGREGATE INDEXES

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Langbein, Laura , Knack, Stephen , [ The Worldwide Governance Indicators and Tautology : Causally Related Separable Concepts, Indicators of a Common Cause, or Both? ]