1. Cris Shore and Dieter Haer ‘Sharp Practice: Anthropology and the Study of Corruption’
Part I. Corruption in ‘Transitional’ Societies
2. Jane Schneider and Peter Schneider ‘The Intersection of Political Corruption and Organized Crime: A Comparison of Palermo, Italy and Youngstown, Ohio.’
3. Michele Rivkin-Fish ‘Bribes, Gifts, and Unofficial Payments: Towards an Anthropology of Corruption in Post-Soviet Russia’
4. David Lovell ‘Corruption as a Transitional Phenomenon: Understanding Endemic Corruption’
5. Filippo M. Zerilli ‘Corruption, Property Restitution, and Romanianness’
Part II. Institutionalised Corruption and Institutions of Anti-Corruption
6. Steven Sampson ‘Integrity Warriors: Global Morality and the Anticorruption Movement in the Balkans’
7. Cris Shore ‘Culture and Corruption in the EU: reflections on Fraud, Nepotism and Cronyism in the European Commission’
8. Carol MacLennan ‘Corruption in Corporate America: Enron – Before and After’
Part III. Narratives and Practices of Everyday of Corruption
9. Akhil Gupta, ‘Narrating the State of Corruption’
10. Dorle Drackle, ‘Where the Jeeps Come From: Narrations on Corruption in the Alentejo (Southern Portugal)’
11. Sian Lazar ‘Citizens despite the State: Everyday corruption and local politics in El Alto, Bolivia’
12. Afterword: Dorothy Louise Zinn ‘Anthropology and Corruption: the State of the Art’
Notes on Contributors
Index