
Prof Liz David-Barrett
@lizdavidbarrett
Director of @Sussex_SCSC, Uni. of Sussex. Co-host of @KickbackGAP.
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http://www.sussex.ac.uk/politics/people/peoplelists/person/351624 05-01-2013 18:32:27
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In struggling democracies across the world, politicians and their friends in the private sector are collaborating to āchange rules, fire bureaucrats, silence critics, and then eat up the countryās resources,ā write Prof Liz David-Barrett. foreignaffairs.com/world/economicā¦

Read Prof Liz David-Barrett on how oligarchs are capturing economies in democracies across the worldāand what could happen if Donald Trump and Elon Musk successfully capture the U.S. economy: foreignaffairs.com/world/economicā¦

āIn a healthy economy, companies compete on quality and price,ā writes Prof Liz David-Barrett. In an economy corrupted by oligarchs, however, āsome of the best companies lose out simply because they lack the right networks.ā foreignaffairs.com/world/economicā¦

āIn captured economies, the relationship between talent and success is severed. Skilled workers who lack the right political connections leave the country, and competent firms go under.ā Read Prof Liz David-Barrett on the economic toll of state capture: foreignaffairs.com/world/economicā¦

š° Prof Elizabeth David-Barrett (Prof Liz David-Barrett) writes for Foreign Affairs on the economic impact of "state capture" by figures like Trump and Musk, who use their power to reshape government, redirect funds, and weaken checks. š Read the article here: foreignaffairs.com/world/economicā¦


āIn captured economies, the relationship between talent and success is severed. Skilled workers who lack the right political connections leave the country, and competent firms go under.ā Read Prof Liz David-Barrett on the economic toll of state capture: foreignaffairs.com/world/economicā¦

Read Prof Liz David-Barrett on how oligarchs are capturing economies in democracies across the worldāand what could happen if Donald Trump and Elon Musk successfully capture the U.S. economy: foreignaffairs.com/world/economicā¦

When oligarchs capture economies, they fire bureaucrats and silence critics before eating up the countryās resourcesāand they ādismantle whatever bodies might investigate them or otherwise check their efforts,ā writes Prof Liz David-Barrett. foreignaffairs.com/world/economicā¦


āIn captured economies, the relationship between talent and success is severed. Skilled workers who lack the right political connections leave the country, and competent firms go under.ā Read Prof Liz David-Barrett on the economic toll of state capture: foreignaffairs.com/world/economicā¦

Read Prof Liz David-Barrett on how oligarchs are capturing economies in democracies across the worldāand what could happen if Donald Trump and Elon Musk successfully capture the U.S. economy: foreignaffairs.com/world/economicā¦


šļø New KB episode: Prof Prof Liz David-Barrett is joined by Dr Nishan de Mel (VeritĆ© Research) to discuss Sri Lankaās governance-linked bond - an innovative mechanism addressing governance failures and financial instability. š§ Listen: SoundCloud: bit.ly/Soundcloudep132


The Governance & Integrity Anti-Corruption Evidence (GI ACE) programme based in Politics at Sussex Centre for the Study of Corruption launches the Governance & Integrity Fellowship Programme at the recent ICRN Forum in Vienna: šstaff.sussex.ac.uk/news/article/6ā¦

š¤Prof Aleks Szczerbiak took party in European Consortium for Political Research's online roundtable on 'Electoral Integrity and Disinformation' on 12 June. š¼Hear the full recording at (Aleks' contribution from about 58 mins in): youtube.com/watch?v=t1tKk0⦠Hugo Ferrinho Lopes AleÅ” Michal Jonathan Polk #ECPRHouseSeries

Excellent research from my fab Sussex Law colleague Dr Jo WIlding found that Windrush claimants with legal representation got much better outcomes than those without... Sign the Petition for free legal representation here! change.org/p/fund-free-le⦠via Change.org UK




š½ļøToday's #research profile is from political theorist, Assistant Professor Dr Hannah Richter, who talks about why she studied #politics as a student, legitimate resistance in a democracy, "good argumentation" ... and her #sussexuni celebratory tattoo š² šyoutube.com/shorts/25KVafRā¦