Corruption in Context: Social, Economic and Political Dimensions

Name: Corruption in Context: Social, Economic and Political Dimensions
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Learn about the rule of law against corruption in the context of various social, economic and political dimensions.

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Upon successful completion of this course you will be able to:

Identify the four main concerns about corruption and its effects
Describe corruption in regards to human rights, gender equality, global security, climate change and environmental degradation
Discuss the lack of a universal definition of corruption
Describe the prevalence of corruption throughout society
Identify potential drivers of corruption
Identify the commonly cited indexes for measuring corruption
Discuss historic examples of corruption that lead to the creation of many anti-corruption laws
Explain the anti-corruption, practices and laws the OECD (Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development) convention established
Describe what institutional corruption is and the effects it can have
Explain what corporate social responsibility (CSR) involves
List the UN Global Compact's 10 principles of CSR

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