Corruption and democracy in Brazil :  the struggle for accountability 

 - Notre Dame :  University of Notre Dame,  2011 
 - 315 p. 
<br/><br/> Chapter one. Introduction: Accountability institutions and political corruption in Brazil – Timothy J. Power and Matthew M. Taylor  Part one. Representative institutions, electoral accountability, and public opinion  Chapter two. Presidentialism, coalitions, and accountability – Carlos Pereira, Timothy J. Power, and Eric D. Raile  Chapter three. Corruption and voting – Lucio R. Rennó  Chapter four. Corruption, campaign finance, and reelection - Carlos Pereira, Lucio R. Rennó, and David J. Samuels  Part two. Postelectoral dimensions of accountability  Chapter five. The media and political accountability – Mauro P. Porto   Chapter six. Auditing institutions – Bruno W. Speck  Chapter seven. The federal judiciary and electoral courts – Matthew M. Taylor  Chapter eight. The Federal Police and the Ministério Público – Rogério B. Arantes  Chapter nine. Federalism and state criminal justice systems – Fiona Macaulay  Chapter ten. Conclusion: the web of accountability institutions in Brazil - Timothy J. Power and Matthew M. Taylor 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780268038946 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Justiça Eleitoral<br/>Fisiologismo<br/>Accountability<br/>Responsabilidade Administrativa<br/>Democracia<br/>Opinião Pública<br/>Sistema de Governo<br/>Participação Política<br/>Sistema Eleitoral<br/>Finanças<br/>Auditoria<br/>Justiça Federal<br/>Ministério Público<br/>Brasil<br/>Corrupção 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Geographic Terms: </label><br/>Brasil