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Intimations of global anti-bribery regime and the effectiveness of extraterritorial enforcement: from free-riders to protectionism?
Branislav Hock
School of Criminology and Criminal Justice
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enforcement
100%
oecd
37%
legal aspects
25%
incentives
25%
international laws
25%
implementation
12%
values
12%
investigations
12%
stability
12%
range
12%
dynamics
12%
economics
12%
increasing
12%
communities
12%
globalization
12%
conventions
12%
public officials
12%
Social Sciences
Corruption
100%
Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development
27%
Legislation
27%
Incentive
18%
International Law
18%
Foreign Company
9%
USA
9%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development
100%
Incentives
66%
Economic Globalization
33%