Political Corruption and Organizational Crime

The EditorsElizangela Valarini is a postdoctoral researcher at Max-Weber-Institute of Heidelberg University.Markus Pohlmann is Professor of Sociology at Max-Weber-Institute of Heidelberg University.Subrata Mitra is emeritus Professor of Political Science at Heidelberg University, and Adjunct Professor, Dublin City University, Ireland

• ORGANISATIONAL WRONG-DOING IN CROSS-NATIONAL PERSPECTIVE: CULTURE, CONTEXT AND COMPARATIVE THEORY.- MAKING ELECTIONS WORK: CAMPAIGN CASH, MARKETISATION OF VOTES  AND SOCIAL NEGOTIATION IN INDIA.- DEMOCRACY, ELECTORAL PROCESS AND CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURE IN INDIA: A STUDY OF ELECTION CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURE IN CHEVELLA PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCY, TELANGANA STATE.- POLITICAL FINANCE REGIMES, POLITICAL CORRUPTION AND PARTY SYSTEM  INSTITUTIONALIZATION IN SOUTHEAST ASIA.- ‘CULTURE’, CRIMINALITY AND COLLECTIVE MINDSET: POLITICAL FINANCING IN BRAZIL.- FIGHTING CRIMINAL CORRUPTION IN BRAZIL:  ITS POTENTIAL EFFECTS ON THE ELECTORAL ARENA.- BALANCING REPRESENTATION AND POLITICAL FINANCING:  THE REGULATION OF COMPETING LEGAL AND ILLEGAL ORGANIZATIONS AND RESOURCES IN COLOMBIA.- CORRUPTION TRIALS IN ARGENTINA: JUSTICE DELAYED?.- MONEY, POLITICS, AND THE JUDICIALIZATION OF ELECTORAL PROCESSES IN BRAZIL: MONEY, POLITICS, AND THE JUDICIALIZATION OF ELECTORAL PROCESSES IN BRAZIL: A POLITICAL SCIENCE APPROACH.- MONEY, POLITICS, AND THE JUDICIALIZATION OF ELECTORAL PROCESSES IN BRAZIL: A POLITICAL SCIENCE APPROACH.- MISUSE OF PUBLIC OFFICE FOR ORGANIZATIONAL GAIN? BRAZILIAN POLITICAL PARTIES IN CORRUPTION SCANDALS.- LAWYERS AS ENABLES OF WRONGDOING: CHALLENGES FACED BY DEMOCRACIES REGARDING CORROPTION AND MONEY LAUDERING.- PARTY FINANCING SCANDALS IN THE HISTORY OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY: THE FLICK AFFAIR AND CDU DONATIONS AFFAIR.- PARTY FINANCING IN GERMANY: A CRITIQUE.- CRIMINAL LIABILITY FOR CORRUPTION IN GERMAN PARLIAMENTS.- THE FINANCING OF FRENCH POLITICAL LIFE: FROM SELF-CONTROL TO SELF-INTERESTED REGULATION.- NON-COMPLIANCE, ORGANIZATIONAL DEVIANCE AND USEFUL ILLEGALITY: TOWARDS A UNIFIED AGENDA OF RESEARCH. ​