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Journal Article
Bribing your way into trouble: competitiveness, criminality and the foreign corrupt practices act
2011
Overview
Both the United States and world community have attempted to eradicate the corruption of foreign governmental officials through the development of comprehensive anti-bribery statutes. These laws are complex and significantly increase the legal/financial liabilities of corporations. This paper creates the JAIL paradigm for purposes of exploring these liabilities and crafting corporate risk management strategies for an era of aggressive multinational anti-bribery litigation.
Publisher
American Society for Competitiveness
