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13:00-13:15 | Plenary: Welcome note ICRN and GI | ||
13:15-14:00 | Speed Networking: Get to know each other | ||
14:00-15:30 Session 1 | Panel 1: Anti-corruption – which way forward? Chair: Miranda Loli Panelists 1. Elitza Katzarova: That Vision Thing: Anti-corruption Research for a Future beyond Neoliberalism 2. Miranda Loli & Johannes Klassen: Medical Metaphors in International Development: The Case of Corruption as a Pathology 3. Deirdre Weiss: Enforcement of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Against Foreign Issuers: Helping or Hindering the Global Anti-bribery and Anti-corruption Movement? | Panel 2: Formal and informal norms Chair: Lorenzo Crippa Panelists 1. Rosidah Rosidah: Can a value system be built to increase barriers against corruption? 2. Digdem Soyaltin Colella: Fighting against male corruption? Local norms and Women's Resistance Against the Hydropower plants in Turkey 3. Aineas Mallios: Licensing and Cooperative Behavior: A Duopoly Game 4. Lorenzo Crippa: The conditional arm of the law. The effect of the OECD anti-bribery convention on foreign direct investment | Panel 3: Corruption, natural resources and extractive industries Chair: Johanna Gisladottir and Marina Povitkina Panelists 1. Shqipe Neziri Vela: Corruption in the extractive industries - the case of Kosovo 2. David O. Sotola & Pregala Pillay: Private and public sector corruption nexus; Analysis from the extractive sector in Africa. 3. Fatima Tassadiq: Anti-corruption Policies in Land Acquisition in Lahore, Pakistan 4. Johanna Gisladottir: Dynamics of corruption in natural resource sectors and the role of transparency |
15:30-15:45 | Break | ||
15:45-17:15 Session 2 | Panel 1: Corruption and the role of public opinion
Panelists 1. Anna Stanziano: Corruption and public opinion surveys: the pessimism of Italian public opinion 2. Claudia Feitosa-Santana: Brazilians are more dishonest than others - myth or fact? 3. Roberto Mincigrucci: Italian newspapers and corruption scandals coverage: the construction of the “parallel trial” 4. Pedro Gerson: Public corruption and backsliding in the US | Panel 2: The role of the European Union
Panelists 1. Stoyan Panov and Ina Kubbe: Corruption in Europe - The Underestimated Devil 2. Attila Nagy: EU related corruption issues in Kosovo and their influence on development | Panel 3: Public procurement
Panelists 1. Irasema Guzman Orozco: Corruption risks in public procurement contracts: monitoring delivery of goods, services and works projects 2. Karla Ganley: Corruption in Mega-Events - Brazil’s Olympic Games 3. Camila Salazar: Public Procurement and Corruption Risks |
17:15-18:15 | Rooftop Hour | ||
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13:00-14:00 | Regional Social Hour: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner | ||
14:00-15:30 Session 3: Work in Progress Workshops | Workshop 1: Contextualizing corruption and whistleblowing Chair: Júlia Miralles de Imperial Pujol Panelists 1. Raquel de Mattos Pimenta: Compliance via corporate non-trial agreements: the Brazilian experience 2. Clare Cheromoi: The changing context of anti-corruption reforms in Uganda: Incentives and Implications. 3. Yang Wu: The anti-corruption narratives in contemporary China (2012-2019) 4. Júlia Miralles de Imperial Pujol: Corruption in Spain: Conclusions of an Objective Measurement | Workshop 2: Behavioral approaches and public opinion Chair: Nils Köbis Panelists 1. Julia Gracia: The collective action approach to corruption: Using game theory to understand cooperation problem 2. Caterina Scialla: Corruption as a black side of the Human Being 3. Muhammad Untung Manara: Why and When Bottom-Line Mentality Facilitates Corrupt Behavior: An Experience Sampling Study | Workshop 3: Legal norms and mechanisms against corruption Chair: Rinuccia La Ruina Panelists 1. Guilherme Siqueira: The over- and underinclusiveness of legal norms and the unavoidable limitations of a law-based approach to anti-corruption 2. Rinuccia La Ruina: Criminalization of political bribery in the German criminal law 3. Rahmatdi Rahmatdi: Anti-corruption law and corporate whistleblowing disclosure: Do companies signal the role of audit committees? 4. Ivan Gunjic: Creating Islands of Integrity within the Judiciary: The Case of Anti-Corruption Courts in Europe |
15:30-15:45 | Break | ||
15:45-17:15 Session 4 | Panel 1: Corruption in the Public Sector and Civil Service
Panelists 1. Iva Parvanova: Informal payments for health care in Eastern Europe and Central Asia - a multilevel analysis 2. Mercy De Souza: Organizational Integrity and Corruption Decision-Making in the Ghanaian Public Service 3. Fernanda Odilla: Who jeopardized their career? Identifying individual conditions for being sanctioned for corruption within the Brazilian federal civil service Schuyler Miller: A U.S. State Department Evidence Review on Addressing Police Corruption | Panel 2: Governance, democracy and corruption
Panelists 1. Diana Vera Álvarez: Governance mechanisms and corruption indicators 2. Melillo Dinis do Nascimento: Institutional systems for corruption management 3. Felix Goldberg: The Integrity of Lobbying in the USA and in Germany Palina Kolvani: Quality of Government and Political Regime Stability: A Quantitative Study on the Link between the Quality of Government and the Level of Democracy | Panel 3: Review and Reform?
Panelists 1. Rodrigo Telles de Souza: Lava-Jato and the applicability of the representation-reinforcement theory of judicial review to the anti-corruption area 2. Patty Zakaria: Theory of change and corruption proofing of legislation in Bosnia and Herzegovina 3. Anthony Jude Uche Igwe: The necessity of ethical reforms in the Nigerian parliament |
17:15-18:00 | Rooftop Hour | ||
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13:00-13:30 | Film Screening and Discussion Moderator: Paul Heywood, GI-ACE Programme Director Guest Speakers: Gilbert Same, GI-ACE Cities of Integrity Project We will be screening the 3-part animation series from the GI-ACE Cities of Integrity project as well as a video on COVID,-19 small-scale trade & border corruption in East Africa from Professor Jaqueline Klopp's GI-ACE research project. | ||
13:30-14:00 | 30-min short film screening | ||
14:00-15:30 | Roundtable (Public): How can academia and policy communicate in anti-corruption? Moderator: Johannes Tonn, Global Integrity A discussion on how to make research practical and accessible for more anti-corruption impact. | ||
15:30-15:45 | Break | ||
15:45-16:45 Session 5: Work in Progress Workshops | Workshop 1: New paradigms of what constitutes corruption Chair: Fernanda Odilla Panelists 1. Juan Manuel Bedoya Palacio: Administrative and Criminal Control to Corruption as a Human Rights Violation in Colombia 2. Ratna Juwita: Corruption as A Violation of Human Rights: Case Study in Indonesia 3. Monica Naime: The impunity of sextortion: implications for state responsibility 4. Jasmine Elliott: The role of professional advisors in anti-corruption | Workshop 2: The Impunity of corruption Chair: Nina Onopriychuk Panelists 1. Luciano Da Ros and Manoel Gehrke: Politicians on trial: causes and consequences of convictions for corruption 2. Jimmy Kande: What form of denunciation, for an effective fight against corruption in the Democratic Republic of the Congo? And what kind of protection for whistleblowers? 3. Simone Rivabella: Independence of prosecutors and rule of law | |
16:45-17:00 | Break | ||
17:00-18:00 Session 6: Co-Creation | Co-Creation 1: Corruption control and new technologies
Guests 1. Ramin Shirali, When Can Digital Technology Improve Governance? The Relationship between Trust and Digitalization | Co-Creation 2: Revisiting 30 Years of Corruption and Anti-Corruption, Toward a New Anti-Corruption Approach on the African Continent
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18:00-18:15 | Closing | ||
18:15-19:15 | Rooftop Hour | ||