Corruption in international business [ the challenge of cultural and legal diversity - Eicher, Sharon (Farnham, England ; Burlington, Vermont : Gower, 2009)
1. Introduction : what corruption is and why it matters -- 2. Government for hire -- 3. When shareholders lose (or win) through corruption -- 4. The good and evil faces of foreign investment -- 5. Quantifying the immeasurable -- 6. Critiquing the indicators of corruption and governance -- 7. Corruption in Chinese sports culture -- 8. Exploring corruption in the petroleum sector -- 9. Risk management : playing by the rules -- 10. Changing the rules : how the transition economy of Kyrgyzstan is reforming public corruption -- 11. An institutional approach to understanding corruption in BRIC countries -- 12. Private-sector incentives for fighting international corruption
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Includes bibliographical references (p [211]-238) and index
Keywords: Business enterprises, Foreign -- Corrupt practices; Corruption; International business enterprises -- Corrupt practices; International business enterprises