Corruption in Latin America: How Politicians and Corporations Steal from Citizens

Introduction

Chapter 1: The Contours of Corruption in Latin America: A Conceptual Introduction

Part I - Corruption in Brazil

Chapter 2: Unfolding Impacts of Corruption on Human Capital in Brazil: A Study of the Petrolão Case

Chapter 3: Paying for Elections: Electoral Expenses and Political Reform in Brazil

Chapter 4: Tolerating Corruption in Brazil

Chapter 5: How to Measure Corruption in Brazilian Municipalities

Chapter 6: State-Firm Relations, Corruption, and Foreign Policy: The Case of Brazil's Odebrecht in Angola

Part II - Corruption in other Latin American countries

Chapter 7: The Choking Hands of Corruption: The Challenge for Peace Achievement in Colombia

Chapter 8: The Corruption Machine: Hyper-Presidentialism and Crony Capitalism in Argentina

Chapter 9: Patterns of Corruption in Mexico

Chapter 10: What Happened to Latin America's Cleanest Country?  Campaigns, Corruption and Transparency in Chile

Chapter 11: Fighting Corruption by Other Means: Bolivia

Chapter 12: Business as Usual: Corruption in Peru

Chapter 13: The Social Conditions of Corruption in Honduras - What they are, What they Mean and What can be Done about Them

Chapter 14: How Organized Crime Controls Guatemala's Judiciary

Chapter 15: How Best to Battle Corruption in Latin America