Now that world leaders have signed the climate change agreement they announced in Paris last December, it is time to recognize an 800 pound gorilla that has been lurking around the edges of the agreement without drawing …
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IACRC Briefs Chinese Delegations on Anti-Corruption Issues
In February 2014 and November 2013 IACRC representatives met with visiting Chinese delegations in Washington, DC. The delegations included prosecutors and other officials from Sichuan and Ningxia. During the meetings …
IACRC’s Michael Kramer Participates in Indonesia Anti-Corruption Conference
In December 2013 Michael Kramer, IACRC’s co-founder and training director, conducted training sessions in Jakarta, Indonesia at a program for the Corruption Eradication Commission of Indonesia (KPK). The program was …
IACRC Participates in CEELI Institute Program
IACRC’s president, Thomas C. Green, was a guest instructor at a recent anticorruption training program held in Prague, Czech Republic in March 2013. The program was sponsored by the CEELI Institute, a Prague-based …
Corruption and Deaths: The Accumulating Evidence
It is much easier to rationalize tolerating corruption when it is perceived to be a relatively minor economic problem linked to cultural factors and viewed as an inevitable cost of doing business in certain countries. …
Ensuring that Anti-Corruption Training Meets the Needs of Host Countries
A recent report by the U.S. Government’s Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction offers a reminder that development assistance, no matter how well-intentioned, can be effective only to the extent that the …
