Bangladesh
Nigeria
Tanzania
“97% of businesses worldwide now recognise the importance of demonstrating that they are operating with integrity, according to Ernst & Young’s Global Fraud Survey.”
Now they need to actually be operating with integrity, and not jut demonstrating as much.
“Far from being anindependent actor telling thestoryof corruption, Nigeria’s media industry is part of thestructuralcorruption that exists as a result of patron-clientpolitics,” according to our research.
But we have 3 recommendations:
Welcoming @hamarquette to @OpenGovHub, speaking on “Organised Crime, Development, & Consequences”… the scale is astonishing and has significant implications for development considerations…
#GI_ACE
#drugtrafficking #IFFs #extractives #cybercrime #wildlifecrime
I wrote about the redux of state capitalism & the public purpose in response to @mbabic_1 ‘s previous article. Citing the work of @IliasAlami @michalrozworski & @eurodad @ingridharvold @cacrisalves, I support the case for bringing State Planning back in developing countries https://t.co/1GwEkxVaMI
Thank you @LSE_ID for the opportunity to present SOAS-ACE research! Pallavi Roy’s lecture was based on our recent working paper ‘Digital identities: a political settlements analysis of asymmetric power and information’ Access here: https://t.co/SCVO7jS25D