Ana Luiza Aranha

Ana Luiza Aranha (Brazil) holds a PhD in Political Science from the Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG, Brazil). She is currently a research intern at IACA’s Compliance and Collective Action Team in Laxenburg. Prior to that, she worked as a visiting scholar at the Centre for the Study of Democratic Institutions (University of British Columbia, Canada) and as a research assistant for the Centre of Reference for the Public Interest (Brazil). Her research interests also include topics such as democracy, local government, human rights, and gender studies.

A Conversation with Ana Luiza Aranha

Congratulations on being awarded the youth research Edge award at the 2018 OECD global anti-corruption and integrity Forum! can you tell us about the topic and main findings of your research paper entitled a map of corruption control flux? Why did you choose this topic, and why do you think you were awarded the prize? …

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Powerful Ideas in the Fight Against Corruption

Articles, Issue XI, June 2016, Latin America / By Ana Luiza Aranha

The Inspections from Public Lotteries Programme in Brazil The idea of this paper is to discuss the Inspections from Public Lotteries Programme – developed by the Brazilian anti-corruption agency – as a powerful idea in the fight against corruption. The author has summarized and explained this very successful oversight programme and its reports. She uses …

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