Corruption : economic analysis and international law, Marco Arnone ; Leonardo S. Borlini

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Corruption : economic analysis and international law, Marco Arnone ; Leonardo S. Borlini

Title remainder

economic analysis and international law

Statement of responsibility

Marco Arnone ; Leonardo S. Borlini

Instantiates

• Corruption : economic analysis and international law

Publication

• Cheltenham, Edward Elgar, 2014

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online resource

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rdacarrier

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Contents

• Cover; Copyright; Contents; About the authors; Foreword; Foreword; Acknowledgements; Abbreviations; Introduction; PART I Economics, finance, and governance; Section 1: Economics; 1. Opening remarks: corruption and economic analysis; 2. Firms, markets, and corruption; 3. Corruption and macroeconomic performance; Section 2: Finance; 4. Financial markets: bonds, stocks, and politically-connected firms; 5. The impact of corruption on shares' returns of euro-arealisted industrial firms; 6. Operational efficiency, corruption, and political stability in microfinance; Section 3: Governance
• 7. Governance, corruption, and effects on institutionsPART II Birth and evolution of a global anti-corruption legal standard; Section 4: Cases of transnational corruption: description and legal issues; 8. How corruption affects the economic and institutional textures of States: three case examples; Section 5: Horizontal assessment of international hard law instruments; 9. The US FCPA as the archetype of supranational anti-bribery regulation; 10. The emergence of an international framework: regional, international, and multilateral treaties and initiatives; 11. Criminalization of the offense
• 12. Sanctions and corporate liability13. Jurisdictional issues; 14. Mutual legal assistance and extradition; 15. Preventive and non-criminal-related measures; 16. Follow-up procedures as specific cases of international supervision; 17. Asset recovery; Afterword; Bibliography; Index

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1 online resource (658 pages)

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9781781006139

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.b7037107

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(OCoLC)880826884