Sector-Specific Corruption and Policy Solutions

Abstract

This panel examines sector-specific corruption in a globalised context, focusing on how corruption manifests differently across countries and cultures. While globalisation fosters cross-national corruption networks, local contexts—shaped by political, economic, and cultural factors—inform how corruption is understood and addressed. The panel will explore whether unified policy solutions are feasible, or if tailored, context-specific approaches are necessary to effectively combat corruption across borders in sectors like healthcare, infrastructure, and finance. Can global solutions address the complexities of corruption in diverse cultural and national settings?

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