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The U.S. Foreign Extortion Prevention Act: A new tool in the fight against global corruption

Scott Greytak
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Bringing transparency back

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Transparency Int'l

Confronting the hidden costs of war

Michael Ofori-Mensah
Citizens of El Salvador protesting against President Nayib Bukele's policies in September 2021

Back to the democratic future

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Banking scandals: On corporate culture, public interest and role of Western governments

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Frank Vogl
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Algorithms in public administration: How do we ensure they serve the common good, not abuses of power?

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Matthew Jenkins

A to-do list for divided times

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Corruption in the US: Is change coming?

Annalise Burkhart

Explained: The Corporate Transparency Act

Scott Greytak

When the mighty fall

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Is a new global standard in sight?

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Georgia on our minds

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As the internet and social media drown in opaque political ads, U.S. reform efforts have gone nowhere

Scott Greytak

COVID-19 & inequality: The great divide

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Lucky rich Russians?

Alina Bashirova
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Oops! Banks did it again

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