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The Internet Center for Corruption Research provides you with empirical data on corruption and studies on reform. It links you up to lectures and training in the field. Next "Ecoonomics of Corruption" in October 2012Prof. Graf Lambsdorff has been granted a sabbatical for the fall semester 2011. We thus regret that the lecture and workshop "the Economics of Corruption" will not be organized this year. This will disappoint many who were looking forward to the event. We can assure you the next event to take place in October 2012. So please mark your calender and consider to submit your application then.Two New Discussion Papers ReleasedBy help of a novel survey method approach households in 66 countries reveal their attitudes towards bribery. Read about the surprising results at the research area, contribution 30 of ICGG.Another contribution 29 takes a Law and Economics perspective and links it to the problems of enforcing corrupt deal. It thus contributes to an anticorruption philosophy that provides cutting-edge insights for reform. 2010 Economics of Corruption This course is part of a comprehensive Master's Program at the University of Passau . 2009 Anti-Corruption CourseFrom October 10 to October 17, 2009 the University of Passau organized the annual anticorruption training "The Economics of Corruption: A University Training in Good Governance and Reform". A group of more than 80 students, practitioners and doctoral scholars from around the world attended. Guest presentations by David Hawkes, Peter Graeff, Robert Esser and Declan Hill enriched the course to become truly interdisciplinary. David Leigh as the keynote speaker impressed the audience with his detailed account of how he uncovered the BAE systems scandal. "This was the best class we ever had" was the conclusion reached by Prof. Graf Lambsdorff after an exhausting and tremendously inspiring week. See the programm and further information on the event here . You can approach the Foto Gallery here
Three Reviews on The Institutional Economics of Corruption and ReformThe latest publication by Prof. Lambsdorff has been reviewed recently. Read the reviews in three leading journals. Public Choice, 2009, vol. 138 (1): 257-258, Comparative Economic Studies, 2009, Vol. 51 (1): 149-151, , Development and Change, 2008, Vol. 39(4): 711-712.Publication by Prof. Graf Lambsdorff at Cambridge University Press released 2007
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