Bio
As one of the few social-psychologists working on corruption Nils' work covers wide range of research questions, such as:
- What are the different forms of corruption and what are the psychological decision-making process involved?
- What role do social norms play in bribery?
- How does corruption unfold over time?
Related Publications
Technological innovations to identify and reduce corruption
- reporting corruption
- information communication technologies icts
- mobile phones
- detection
National Integrity System Assessment: Indicators
- indicators
- national integrity systems
- nis assessment
- governance indicators
How to reduce levels of corruption at country level: Lessons learned
- lessons learned
- reforms
ALAC Data for Advocacy: Guidance on generating impact by using ALAC data in advocacy initiatives
- data collection
- data
Research Toolkit: Public Procurement
- public procurement
- government contracting
Nils Kobis
Affiliation
Max Planck Institute for Human Development
Professional Title
Post-doctoral researcher
Region
- Global
- Europe and Central Asia
Country/Territory
Topics
Specialisms
Corruption, social psychology, social dilemmas, experimental psychology, social norms, corruption and education, intertemporal decision-making, moral disengagement
