Corruption in Public Procurement: Analytical Approaches to Transparency and Accountability

Abstract

The panel brings together a collection of cutting-edge research aimed at understanding and combating corruption within the realm of public procurement. Through a series of empirical studies and analytical frameworks, the panel explores diverse methodological approaches to uncovering corrupt practices, shedding light on their prevalence, mechanisms, and impacts across different contexts.

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