Guido Palazzo is Professor of Business Ethics at HEC, University of Lausanne, Vice Dean for programs and student affairs and Director of the Executive Education of HEC. He is a pre-eminent scholar in the area of corporate responsibility in global supply chains, the mechanisms of (un)ethical decision making in organizations, the fight against organized crime and …
Do we have to worry about the future of fisheries? Unfortunately, yes. It might be different for certain species or certain regions, but from a global perspective we do need to worry. Climate change, pollution and overexploitation are all taking a heavy toll on our fisheries. Catching fish is not inherently bad, but over decades …
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Thank you for joining us for this interview. As the new Dean of IACA, the IACA Alumni community would like to get to know you more. So, to get us started, may you tell us about yourself and your experience with anti-corruption issues. For most of my professional career, I have worked on many different …
We are very proud of your strong ties with IACA and especially with our Alumni association. Can you share with our readers your relationship with IACA and what this means in terms of personal and professional development? My relationship with IACA started already in 2012 when I was admitted to the inaugural class of the …
How do you see the FCPA Blog’s role in the anti-corruption and compliance arena, and has this changed since you founded the blog in 2007? Our mission is the same today as it was in 2007 – to help anti-corruption professionals and others everywhere understand how corruption happens, what it does to people and institutions, …
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IACA‘s International Senior Advisory Board Chairperson and Co-founder of Transparency International You were one of the first supporters of IACA and you contributed greatly to the establishment of the academy. how do you look back at these first seven years of IACA? This process started five years before IACA was founded with the simple idea …
Since you started your career as an educator in the field of criminology and corruption, what are the challenges of education in these fields? How has your audience changed over the years as developments have taken place in the anti-corruption field? The first challenge is that criminologists rarely study corruption since it is not a …
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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? …
Good morning, thank you for meeting with me. the study of corruption from a psychological perspective is relatively new, could you enlighten us on the key areas of studying corruption through the lens of this science? Yes. I think there is an important connection between psychology and corruption. For example, a key factor is that …
