Debates of Corruption and Integrity

Cynthia E. ClarkProfessor Dr. Wim DubbinkPeter Hardi, Central European University, Budapest, HungaryPaul M Heywood, University of Nottingham, UKLeslie HolmesSinéad HuntItalo Pardo, University of Kent, UKGiuliana B. Prato, University of Kent, UKJonathan RoseSusan Rose-Ackerman Davide Torsello, CEU Business SchoolEric M. Uslaner, University of Maryland College Park, USAGary R. Weaver Celia Wells

• List of Tables Acknowledgements List of Contributors Introduction 1. Organizational Integrity and Human Maliciousness; Prof. Dr. Wim Dubbink 2. International Anti-Corruption Policies and the United States National Interest; Susan Rose-Ackerman and Sinéad Hunt 3. Enforcing Anti-Bribery Laws Against Transnational Corporations – a UK Perspective; Celia Wells 4. Methods for Ensuring Police Integrity: A Comparative Analysis; Leslie Holmes 5. Curbing Corruption or Promoting Integrity? Probing the Hidden Conceptual Challenge; Paul M Heywood and Jonathan Rose 6. Inequality and Corruption; Eric M. Uslaner 7. Behavioral Ethics, Behavioral Governance, and Corruption in and by Organizations; Gary R. Weaver and Cynthia E. Clark 8. Corruption as Social Exchange: the View from Anthropology; Davide Torsello 9. Corruption vs Integrity: Comparative Insights on the Problematic of Legitimacy; Italo Pardo 10. Integrity, Public Accountability and Responsibility: Comparative Anthropology in South Europe; Giuliana B. Prato Bibliography