2008 Int'l Bar Assoc. (ICC/FraudNet) -- Private Sector Combating Bribery
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This document discusses various challenges and approaches to combating corporate bribery of foreign officials. It outlines international conventions by organizations like the OECD and UN to criminalize bribery. However, it notes many conventions lack enforcement mechanisms and do not obligate prosecution. Private enforcement through lawsuits is also discussed as a potential way to supplement these international agreements when governments lack priorities or resources to fully enforce anti-corruption laws.
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2008 Int'l Bar Assoc. (ICC/FraudNet) -- Private Sector Combating Bribery
- 1. Can the Private Sector Lead the Fight Against Corruption? IBA, Buenos Aires October 2008 Ethan S. Burger, Esq. Adjunct Professor Georgetown University Law Center [email_address] 06/06/09