Authored by Professor Gerry Ferguson, Distinguished Professor at the University of Victoria Faculty of Law, Global Corruption: Law, Theory and Practice is the first course book of its kind on anti-corruption. As sponsors of the book, the CBA Anti-Corruption Team (CBA-ACT) reviewed and provided input into the content. It is a comprehensive account of the historical, social, economic and political dimensions of corruption and compares the US, UK and Canadian Anti-Corruption regimes. The book is available in whole or by chapter in both pdf and word formats.
Title Page, Preface, Table of Contents
Part I Corruption in Context
Chapter 1 - Social, Economic and Political Dimensions of Corruption
Part II Criminal Liability for Bribery and Corruption Offences
Chapter 2 - Elements of and Defences to Corruption Offences
Chapter 3 - Related Principles of Criminal Liability
Chapter 4 - Money Laundering
Part III Asset Recovery and Mutual Legal Assistance
Chapter 5: Asset Recovery and Mutual Legal Assistance
Part IV Enforcement
Chapter 6- Criminal Investigation and Prosecution of Corruption
Chapter 7- Criminal Sentencing and Civil Sanctions
Part V Advising Businesses on Anti-Corruption Practices
Chapter 8- The Lawyer's Role in Advising Business Clients on Corruption and Anti-Corruption Issues
Part VI Promoting Integrity in the Public Service Sector
Chapter 9- Conflicts of Interest and Corruption
Chapter 10- Political Lobbying and Corruption
Chapter 11 - Public Procurement and Corruption
Chapter 12- Whistle Blower Protections
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