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Bill Waite
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Richard Bistrong
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With the passing of Pelé, the conclusion of Qatar, and the World Cup’s anticipated arrival in North America, we wonder: can the beautiful game ever be beautifully governed?… Continue Reading
My previous post argued that megasports are beginning to leave legacies of improved anti-corruption and human rights standards. Wait, come again? How could that be?… Continue Reading
For the global compliance community, the Olympic Games – and all of megasports – are both a teaching tool and a window.… Continue Reading
Corruption is universal, but nowhere is it the same. Its diverse manifestations both produce, and are produced by, varied landscapes of law, culture, business, and politics. This is why we depend on anti-corruption commentary from a wide array of sectors and jurisdictions.… Continue Reading
The International Anti-Corruption Academy, headquartered outside Vienna, Austria, is offering a four-week online course on Business, Human Rights, and Anti-Corruption. … Continue Reading
An Olympic host city’s anti-corruption and human rights measures should obviously reduce risk. But can they do more? Can they leave a legacy of new norms, or policies, or even laws in the host country?… Continue Reading
The International Anti-Corruption Academy (IACA), based outside Vienna, Austria, is now accepting applications for three masters programs.… Continue Reading
The Olympic Games are associated with chronic corruption and human rights problems, and not without reason. But what if the Games, at the same time, could leave an imprint in the host city and country of anti-corruption and human rights reforms?… Continue Reading
The French Anti-Corruption Agency (AFA) has just published the English version of its revised anti-corruption compliance Guidelines. Reflecting three years of experience in implementing France’s landmark Sapin II law, the Guidelines lay out the agency’s recommendations for both the public and private sectors.… Continue Reading
The International Anti-Corruption Academy, based near Vienna, Austria, is now accepting applications for its two part-time, online Masters programs.… Continue Reading
The effort to understand and coordinate global anti-corruption enforcement continues with the work of the Network of Corruption Prevention Authorities.… Continue Reading
The cornerstone of any effective anti-corruption movement is the widespread conviction that systemic corruption is not inevitable – that it can change. That we can change it. That we actually don’t have to live with it.… Continue Reading