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Report
Due diligence and corruption risk in defence industry offset programmes
TI-UK Defence and Security Programme
International defence companies share their current views and practices in doing due diligence as part of setting up defence offset programmes. The study’s purpose is to shed light on the depth
and extent of due diligence in the establishment of defence offset programmes internationally, and to identify areas of good practice and areas for improvement
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Report
Military-owned businesses: corruption & risk reform
Transparency International UK - Defence and Security Programme
An initial review, with emphasis on exploitation of natural resource assets
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Report
Deterring and punishing corporate bribery
Transparency International UK
An evaluation of UK corporate plea agreements and civil recovery in overseas bribery cases
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Report
Counter-corruption reforms in post-conflict countries: Metrics, indicators and impact in Rwanda, Liberia & Serbia
Transparency International UK Defence and Security Programme
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Report
Busting Bribery: Sustaining the global momentum of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
Open Society Foundations
David Kennedy and Dan Danielsen counter arguments made by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce about the Foreing Corrupt Practices Act
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Report
Corruption on Trial? The Record of Nigeria’s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission
Human Rights Watch
This report analyzes the most promising effort Nigeria’s government has ever undertaken to
fight corruption—the work of its Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC)
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Report
Global Enforcement Report 2011
TRACE International
The TRACE Global Enforcement Report 2011 provides an updated summary of international anti-bribery enforcement trends since 1977
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Report
Anti-corruption as strategic CSR: A call to action for corporations
FSG
Corruption in emerging markets is a key social concern as well as a bottom-line issue that affects a corporations' ability to compete. Engaging in anti-corruption strategies is an opportunity for corporations to improve their competitiveness while also limiting resources intended for disadvantaged populations from ending up in the pockets of dishonest public officials.
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Report
Promoting Revenue Transparency: 2011 Report on Oil and Gas Companies
Transparency International and Revenue Watch Institute
Publicly listed companies score better than non-listed companies while international oil companies fare better than national oil companies
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Other
Bribery Act: Myth and Reality
Transparency International UK
A briefing note from Transparency International UK that aims to "debunk myths" about the UK Bribery Act