After a bit of a hiatus, a new episode of
KickBack: The Global Anticorruption Podcast is now available. This is the
100th episode of the series, and to mark that milestone, the podcast hosts asked a dozen leading anticorruption experts (and me) to address one or both of two questions (in under three minutes):
- What is one thing about corruption that you’ve changed your thinking on in the past 10 years?
- What is the most significant development — positive or negative — in relation to corruption and corruption studies over the past thirty years?’
In case you want to jump around, here is the list of people featured in the episode, and the time stamps indicating where you can hear their response to those questions, together with a direct hyperlink:
- Michael Johnston: 2:34
- Leena Koni Hoffmann: 7:52
- Alina Mungiu-Pippidi: 10:24
- Paul Heywood: 12:51
- Florencia Guerzovich: 15:40
- Joseph Pozsgai-Alvarez: 18:16
- Jorge Alatorre: 21:36
- Delia Ferreira Rubio: 23:33
- Matthew Stephenson: 26:55
- Susan Rose-Ackerman: 29:43
- John Githongo: 32:15
- Jon Quah: 33:34
- Laode Muhammad Syarif: 36:12
You can also find both this episode and an archive of prior episodes at the following locations:
KickBack was originally founded as a collaborative effort between GAB and the
Interdisciplinary Corruption Research Network (ICRN). It is now hosted and managed by the University of Sussex’s
Centre for the Study of Corruption. If you like it, please subscribe/follow, and tell all your friends!
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