The Nexus in the Intersection: The Influence of Corruption and Public Good Provision on Political Legitimacy

• In Event: The Policy Implications of Political Institutions

Brief Overview

We argue that public goods provision and corruption have a negative covariance that allows for an equilibrium and propose that this equilibrium is important in maintaining political stability and may vary by country.

Authors

• William Hatungimana, University of Oregon

• Rigao Liu, University of Kansas

• Hyoungrohk Chu, Binghamton University

• Leeann H. Youn, Michigan Technological University

• Haruka Nagao, University of Oregon