The most effective way to fight the Nigerian militant insurgency Boko Haram might not be with arms, but with a war on corruption, argues Sarah Chayes of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
Is $20 billion in missing oil wealth the explanation for extremist group Boko Haram?
The most effective way to fight the Nigerian militant insurgency Boko Haram might not be with arms, but with a war on corruption, argues Sarah Chayes of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
Is the conversation about how much money your peers and bosses make becoming less taboo? Kristina Cowan, senior writer for Payscale.com helps The Takeaway figure out whether we’re headed for a new era in salary transparency.
Publicmarkup.org: democracy and access to government information
Do current government practices qualify as information transparency? The Sunlight Foundation is committed to helping citizens be their own congressional watchdogs by improving access to existing information and digitizing new information.
Transparency International has published its annual survey that ranks 178 countries according to how corrupt their public officials and politicians are perceived to be. Anchor Lisa Mullins tells us more about the 2010 Corruption Perceptions Index.