Understanding Strategies to Address Corruption in Conflict-Affected Countries
Categories:
Post-conflict,
Security
Posted by
Farzana Nawaz
Sharing experiences from Afghanistan and Iraq, the panelists will consider the following questions: Is endemic corruption inevitable in conflict-affected states? How are corruption and violent conflict linked? What strategies have worked, or are likely to work, in conflict-affected states? How do we measure progress with anti-corruption initiatives?
This event will feature the following speakers:
Frank Gunter, Panelist
Associate Professor, Economics at Lehigh University and former
Associate Professor, Economics at Lehigh University and former
Economic Advisor to the US-led national forces
in Iraq
Lorenzo Delesgues, Panelist
Director,
Integrity Watch Afghanistan and co-director of IWA corruption surveys in
Afghanistan
Michael Dziedzic, Moderator
Senior Program Officer, Center for Post-Conflict Peace and Stability Operations
U.S. Institute of Peace
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