Governance, Corruption and Transparency: A Q&A with Peter Eigen, Founder of Transparency

Date of Event

9-8-2016

Description

September 8, 2016

Governance, Corruption and Transparency: A Q&A with Peter Eigen, Founder of Transparency International

Moderated by Prof. Dalindyebo Shabalala

Inamori International Center for Ethics and Excellence, The Frederick K. Cox International Law Center, and the Financial Integrity Institute Case Western Reserve University School of Law

This lecture features a question and answer session on the key developments in global governance and corruption, including the future of international cooperation, governance around natural resource extraction, and the important roles of technology, social media and big data in enabling greater transparency. The featured speaker, Peter Eigen, discusses his career in international economic development work and shed light on the roles that legislation and litigation have played in enabling or posing a barrier to anti-corruption work and the role of institutions like the World Bank, regional development banks and UN agencies such UNDP.

Lecture Series

Frederick K. Cox International Law Center

Subject Headings

governance, corruption, and transparency; combating corruption

Location

Case Western Reserve University School of Law

Document Type

Video

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