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How does corruption arise? How does it work as a system of order, and what factors facilitate corrupt action? What theoretical interpretations are being used to explain the phenomenon as historically and culturally contingent? What (normative) criteria form the core of the various definitions? What is the relationship between corruption and power/ the political system, and corruption and civil society/ democracy?
Andreas Bågenholm (University of Gothenburg, Sweden)
Jens Ivo Engels (Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany)
Davide Torsello (Central European University, Hungary)
Moderation: Florian Kührer-Wielach (IKGS, Ludwig-Maximilians-University, Munich, Germany)
For a written summary of the panel, see: https://www.bpb.de/253222
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Produktion: 17. Juni 2017
Spieldauer: 01:34:44
hrsg. von: Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung
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Symposium IRRESISTIBLE? Official Opening and Keynote
International corruption as a challenge for democracies
Audio-Record: Official Opening and Keynote of the symposium IRRESISTIBLE?; June 16, 2017
Symposium IRRESISTIBLE? Panel 2
(Fighting) state corruption: Actors, forms, methods
Audio-Record: Panel 2: (Fighting) state corruption: Actors, forms, methods; June 17, 2017
Symposium IRRESISTIBLE? Panel 3
Globalised networks and corruption
Audio-Record: Panel 3: Globalised networks and corruption; June 17, 2017
Symposium IRRESISTIBLE? Panel 4
Corruption and civil society
Audio-Record: Panel 4: Corruption and civil society; June 17, 2017
Symposium IRRESISTIBLE? Panel 5
Corruption and media
Audio-Record: Panel 5: Corruption and media; June 17, 2017
Symposium IRRESISTIBLE? Concluding plenary
The fight against corruption and democracy: Opportunities and challenges
Audio-Record: Concluding plenary: The fight against corruption and democracy: Opportunities and challenges; June 18, 2017
