12 research outputs found
It’s Not Only Rents: Explaining the Persistence and Change of Neopatrimonialism in Indonesia
Decisions on Participation in UN Operations: Do Media Matter?. Danish and Swedish Response to Intra State Conflicts in the 1990s
Hans-Henrik Holm, Lars Kabel, Torben Kitaj, Lars Møller og Flemming Ytzen, Verden på tilbud. Om udenrigsjournalistik og mediernes lidlandsdækning, Århus: Forlaget Ajour, Danmarks Journalisthøjskole, 2000, 210 s., kr. 198,00.
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Rent Dependency: Bad for Quality of Government
This paper introduces quality of government rather than regime type as dependent
variable in studies of the political effects of natural resources. It consists of two parts.
First, it theorizes the role of fiscal dependency of oil and gas rents in relation to three
different dimensions of quality of government; low corruption, bureaucratic quality
and legal impartiality. Second, it finds significant, negative effects of oil and gas rent
dependency on all three dimensions of quality in a sample of 139 states in the period
1984 to 2006. The results hold for inclusion of control variables such as regime type,
income, region and religion
Natural Resource Dependency and Quality of Government
This paper introduces quality of government rather than regime type as dependent variable in
studies of the political effects of natural resources. It consists of two parts. First, it theorizes
the role of fiscal dependency of oil and gas rents in relation to three different dimensions of
quality of government; low corruption, bureaucratic quality and legal impartiality. Second, it
finds significant, negative effects of oil and gas rent dependency on all three dimensions of
quality in a sample of 139 states in the period 1984 to 2006. The results hold for inclusion of
control variables such as regime type, income, region and religion
Natural Resource Dependency and Quality of Government
This paper introduces quality of government rather than regime type as dependent variable in studies of the political effects of natural resources. It consists of two parts. First, it theorizes the role of fiscal dependency of oil and gas rents in relation to three different dimensions of quality of government; low corruption, bureaucratic quality and legal impartiality. Second, it finds significant, negative effects of oil and gas rent dependency on all three dimensions of quality in a sample of 139 states in the period 1984 to 2006. The results hold for inclusion of control variables such as regime type, income, region and religion.Oil; gas; corruption; bureaucracy; legal impartiality; large-N
Effects of rent dependency on quality of government
This paper introduces quality of government rather than regime type as dependent variable in studies of political effects of natural resources. It consists of two parts. First, it argues for an effect of fiscal dependency of oil and gas rents on quality of government. Second, it finds significant, negative effects of oil and gas rent dependency on three empirical indicators of quality of government—low corruption, bureaucratic quality and legal impartiality—in a sample of 139 states in the period 1984–2006. The results hold for inclusion of control variables such as regime type, income, region and religion