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Professor Richard Rose FBA

European Union. Corruption globally
Fellow type
UK Fellow
Year elected
1992
Subjects
Politics
Sections
Political Studies: Political Theory, Government and International Relations
Website
http://www.cspp.strath.ac.uk/rr-web.html

Summary

Over the decades my research on comparative public policy has covered many fields and countries in Europe and North America. The same is true of my research on comparative electoral behaviour. For full details see my cv and website: www.cspp.strath.ac.uk/ and www.profrose.eu for personal matters.

Current post

Professor of Politics and Director, Centre for the Study of Public Policy, University of Strathclyde

Past appointments

University of Strathclyde Professor of Politics and Director, Centre for the Study of Public Policy

2012 -

Wissenschaftszentrum, Berlin Professor

1988 - 1990

University of Strathclyde

1981 -

Publications

Representing Europeans: A Pragmatic Approach 2013, 2015 paperback

Paying Bribes for Public Services: A GLobal Guide to Grass-Roots COrruption 2015

Understanding big government 1984

The Prime Minister in a shrinking world 2000

Elections without order: Russia's challenge to Vladimir Putin 2002

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Professor Ted Marmor FBA

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