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Most and least corrupt nations

By Tom Paulson on 27 October 2010 0

Transparency International came out with its annual corruption index this week, based on 2009 data.

Here’s the Atlantic’s take on the most and least corrupt nations.

Here’s the Guardian’s great Data Blog that can help you do your own search.

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Tom Paulson is founder and lead journalist at Humanosphere. Prior to operating this online news site, he reported on science, medicine, health policy, aid and development for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Contact him at tom[at]humanosphere.org or follow him on Twitter @tompaulson.

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