Springer has recently published the latest addition of Crime, Law and Social Change (2013) 60: 2.
In this issue:
Varieties of corruption control: introduction to special issue
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Hans Krause Hansen & Agata Stachowicz-Stanusch
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Regulating transnational corporate bribery: Anti-bribery and corruption in the UK and Germany
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Nicholas Lord
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The limitations of neoliberal logic in the anti-corruption industry: Lessons from Papua New Guinea
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Grant W. Walton
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How has the private sector reacted to the international standard against transnational bribery? Evidence from corporate anticorruption compliance programs in Argentina
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Guillermo Jorge and Fernando Felipe Basch
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On the dark side of the code: organizational challenges to an effective anti-corruption strategy
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Julian Klinkhammer
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How damages recovery actions can improve the fight against corruption: the crisis of criminal law policies and the role of private enforcement in an Italian case of judicial corruption
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Paola Mariani
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Fostering management education to deter corruption: what do students know about corruption and its legal consequences?
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Katharina Becker, Christian Hauser and Franz Kronthaler
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