Mark Pyman is co-founder of the online network CurbingCorruption.com, having previously created and led Transparency International’s global programme tackling defence and security corruption. He served as a Commissioner in Afghanistan’s Anti-Corruption Committee (MEC).Paul M. Heywood holds the Sir Francis Hill Chair of European Politics at the University of Nottingham, UK. His research focuses on political corruption, institutional design, and state capacity. With Mark, he is also co-founder of the online network CurbingCorruption.com.

• Introduction: 1. Corruption Basics.- 2. Corruption as a Management Issue. Part I: Analysis: 3. Sector.- 4. Focus.- Part II: Remediation Approach: 5. Broad Framing.- 6. Specific Measures.- 7. Choosing Options.- 8. Last words.

Mark Pyman is co-founder of the online network CurbingCorruption.com, having previously created and led Transparency International’s global programme tackling defence and security corruption. He served as a Commissioner in Afghanistan’s Anti-Corruption Committee (MEC).Paul M. Heywood holds the Sir Francis Hill Chair of European Politics at the University of Nottingham, UK. His research focuses on political corruption, institutional design, and state capacity. With Mark, he is also co-founder of the online network CurbingCorruption.com.

• Introduction: 1. Corruption Basics.- 2. Corruption as a Management Issue. Part I: Analysis: 3. Sector.- 4. Focus.- Part II: Remediation Approach: 5. Broad Framing.- 6. Specific Measures.- 7. Choosing Options.- 8. Last words.

Mark Pyman is co-founder of the online network CurbingCorruption.com, having previously created and led Transparency International’s global programme tackling defence and security corruption. He served as a Commissioner in Afghanistan’s Anti-Corruption Committee (MEC).Paul M. Heywood holds the Sir Francis Hill Chair of European Politics at the University of Nottingham, UK. His research focuses on political corruption, institutional design, and state capacity. With Mark, he is also co-founder of the online network CurbingCorruption.com.

• Introduction: 1. Corruption Basics.- 2. Corruption as a Management Issue. Part I: Analysis: 3. Sector.- 4. Focus.- Part II: Remediation Approach: 5. Broad Framing.- 6. Specific Measures.- 7. Choosing Options.- 8. Last words.