Fighting corruption in East Asia: solutions from the private sector

By:

Arvis, Jean Francois; Berenbeim, Ronald E

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2003 World Bank Washington DCDescription: display rack xxiii, 236pISBN:

0-8213-5535-X

Subject(s):

Social Welfare Business ethics Commercial crimes--Prevention White collar crimes--Prevention International business enterprises--Moral and ethical aspects

Summary: Based on a series of case studies, this book documents an impressive trend among international and regional corporations in East Asia to develop anti-corruption programs. An ideal tool for anyone interested in practical techniques for combating corruption, this book provides examples of best practice programs, many of which involve partnerships with the public sector or civil society

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Based on a series of case studies, this book documents an impressive trend among international and regional corporations in East Asia to develop anti-corruption programs. An ideal tool for anyone interested in practical techniques for combating corruption, this book provides examples of best practice programs, many of which involve partnerships with the public sector or civil society

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