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Martin Kreutner, IACA dean and executive secretary (Image courtesy of the IACA)The UN-sponsored International Anti-Corruption Academy, located in Vienna, Austria, celebrated last week the graduation of its first class of Masters Degree students. … Continue Reading
Image courtesy of the KPKRegular readers of the FCPA Blog know we’re a big fan of Indonesia’s Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK).
In 2013, the agency won the Ramon Magsaysay Award — known as Asia’s Nobel Prize.… Continue Reading
When a company suspects a competitor is going to pay bribes, the temptation is to do the same thing. Bribe takers encourage a bribery bidding war. They want the biggest bribe to win the business, not the best price, product or service.… Continue Reading
Dear Colleagues & Friends,
IACA is, over the next months, seeking highly qualified professionals with a strong commitment to the core values of the organization to fill a number of job openings.… Continue Reading
The International Anti-Corruption Academy (IACA) offers two back-to-back trainings this September. The programs are geared toward learning about the ingredients of a sound anti-corruption strategy in the public procurement process and acquiring tools to prevent and mitigate corruption risks in infrastructure projects.… Continue Reading
The International Center for Collective Action (ICCA), a division of the Basel Institute on Governance, is hosting a collective action event on June 26 and 27.
“When acting jointly, businesses, civil society and the public sector can more effectively tackle corruption,” the ICCA said.… Continue Reading
The second cycle of the world’s first international Master in Anti-Corruption Studies (MACS) is starting this October. The closing date for applications is April 30, 2014 and there are still some places available. … Continue Reading
As I settle back at my desk in Peru, I reflect on my experience last week at the IACA’s Corporate Integrity Training program. Ten years ago I wouldn’t have imagined sharing a room with people from 25 different countries to discuss anti-corruption compliance.… Continue Reading
The International Anti-Corruption Academy’s Wittgenstein Villa reminds us to use our time and freedom well. I’m thinking about Siemens (which helps fund the IACA). And I am wondering if an historic reckoning for Wal-Mart could have positive consequences for all compliance officers and the global public.… Continue Reading
I write from the International Anti-Corruption Academy conference in Vienna, Austria, where many speakers have remarked how much the world has changed in the past few years.
I agree — but I go back much further.… Continue Reading
We recently blogged about the U.N.’s new International Anti-Corruption Academy (IACA), which brings professionals and academics from around the world to Vienna, Austria. Professors and students alike teach and learn, question and answer, argue and laugh.… Continue Reading
In addition to the IACA’s two-year masters program and its 10-day Summer Academy, IACA offers a series of more specific programs tailored to specialized audiences.
The Legal Incentives for Corporate Integrity Training is a three-day program designed to strengthen corporate integrity and cooperation, focusing on self-reporting and other corporate incentives.… Continue Reading
