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Lets face it: there is a complacency about corruption as a "necessary evil" when promoting trade and globalisation. Well, it does costs us more and more - also in terms of domestic politics.
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Seeing the links between terrorism, organized crime, other good and bad flows the conflict cycle , perceptions, values, corruption and assistance essential for strategy and a comprehensive approach |
THE EU strategic review mentions corruption only in passing. Important to define overall approach in #EUGlobalStrategy
Lower end of Rule of law index 2015:
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Focus on Corruption:
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"Greece did not need submarines - it was already under water - but invested thanks to German and French banks.." |
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Look in the handbook!
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Grab your copy of @ThievesofState here: http://t.co/eVp6ZY6xN9 https://t.co/5GXHdH7vit
— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) May 5, 2015
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Chayes: Practically all the really hot security events today can partially be explained as extreme reactions to acute public corruption against which people had no recourse. That’s something I’d want the private sector to think about. Think of that in terms of corporate social responsibility; it gives a new dimension to that idea."
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