In person icon New Lenses to Assess the Dynamics of Corruption and Anti-Corruption in a Connected World

Abstract

This panel explores innovative theoretical, analytical, and empirical frameworks for understanding corruption and anticorruption in an increasingly interconnected world. By embracing interdisciplinary approaches and diverse methodologies, the panel seeks to uncover new insights into the complex dynamics shaping corrupt practices and anticorruption efforts. Discussions will highlight emerging perspectives, from global networks and digital ecosystems to local sociopolitical contexts, offering fresh pathways to analyze and combat corruption in an era defined by rapid technological and societal change.

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