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Mihaly Fazekas, PhD, Assistant Professor, School of Public Policy at the Central European University, discusses the use of big data to measure government contracts and corruption, including what prompted this study of corruption; the DIGIWHIST Project; data collection and challenges encountered; using mixed methods to measure corruption; data cleaning and analysis; new analysis and insights; research findings; and recommendations for similar research and sustainability.
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Chapter 1: How Did You Become Interested in Studying Corruption?
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Chapter 2: How Did This Interest Lead to the DIGIWHIST Project?
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Chapter 3: How Was Data Collected and What Challenges Did You Encounter?
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Chapter 4: How Did You Use Mixed Methods to Successfully Measure Corruption?
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Chapter 5: How Was the Data Analyzed and Cleaned?
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Chapter 6: What Were the Benefits of New Analysis and Insights?
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Chapter 7: What Were the Research Findings?
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Chapter 8: What Are Some Recommendations for Similar Research and Sustainability?
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Chapter 9: Conclusion
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