Curbing Corruption: Doable or Dreamlike? India Pushes to Criminalize Bribery of Foreign Officials
Jason S. Levin, Vol. 37 Associate Editor August 2015 marked the release of India’s Twentieth Law Commission report, wherein Indian officials proposed sweeping changes to the country’s policy toward bribery.[1] India, the second most populous nation and the largest democracy in the world,[2] is no stranger to the drawbacks of a society rife with corruption.[3] […]
The Long Arm of Justice: America’s Place in China’s Anti-Corruption Campaign
Derek Turnbull, Vol. 36 Associate Editor As President Xi Jinping’s burgeoning anti-corruption campaign takes root in China, forcing government officials at the top of diverse ministries from the energy sector to the military to sit up and take notice, China’s anticorruption officials have set their sights on a new area: the United States. Increasingly, China’s […]