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Democracy that Delivers podcast #26: Nancy Hendry Discusses the Pervasive,...
Podcast guest Nancy Henderson (left) and guest host Laura Van Voorhees. International Association of Women Judges’ Senior Advisor Nancy Hendry discusses IAWJ’s work addressing “sextortion.” The IAWJ...
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Democracy that Delivers Podcast #27: Jerry Brito of Coin Center on the...
Podcast guest Jerry Brito (left) with guest host Maiko Nakagaki. The “blockchain” is the key innovation that makes decentralized, digital currencies like Bitcoin possible. Jerry Brito, executive...
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Democracy that Delivers Podcast #38: The Rapid-Reaction Anti-Corruption Project
Discussion moderator Christian Caryl with panelists Carl Gershman, Sarah Chayes and Eric Hontz at the Rapid Reaction Anti-Corruption Project event. On September 16, 2016, CIPE hosted a panel discussion...
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Private Sector in Ukraine Makes Strides Toward Curbing Corruption
When one thinks about Ukraine in the context of corruption, the picture typically does not look rosy. The headlines about corrupt oligarchs and continued graft easily come to mind – including recent...
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Democracy that Delivers Podcast #50: Marc Schleifer on Democratic Trends in...
Podcast guest Marc Schleifer CIPE Regional Director for Europe, Eurasia, and South Asia Marc Schleifer works on democracy projects in vastly different parts of the globe. On today’s episode of the...
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Democracy that Delivers Podcast #51: Podcast Throwback
It is Inauguration Week here in Washington, DC and in honor of this important symbol of democracy we are highlighting two conversations that have taken place on the podcast over the last year that...
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Defending Liberal Democracy in Emerging Markets
From left: Panelists Güray Karacar, Selima Ahmad, Aurelio Concheso, and moderator Karen Kerrigan Following a wave of global democratization, over the last decade democracies in emerging markets have...
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Confronting Corruption in Asia’s New Democracies
Panelists from the “The Impact of Corruption on New Democracies in Asia” event Corruption is detrimental to countries’ economies because it leads to reduced productivity, high unemployment, and...
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Democracy that Delivers #90: Frank Vogl on Confronting Corruption in the...
From left: podcast guest Frank Vogl, guest host Louisa Tomar and host Ken Jaques Businesses that take on corruption and pursue a path of integrity can come out ahead financially, says Frank Vogl,...
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Democracy that Delivers #92: Former US Ambassador Pifer Discusses the...
From left: podcast guest Steven Pifer, guest host Eric Hontz and host Ken Jaques In this week’s podcast, Steven Pifer, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and former Ambassador to Ukraine,...
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Democracy that Delivers #98: How Countries Can Overcome Challenges to...
From left: podcast guest Drago Kos, guest host Frank Brown and host Ken Jaques OECD’s Drago Kos says passing anti-corruption laws is much easier than enforcing them in most countries. Kos, who chairs...
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Democracy that Delivers #105: Increase of Corruption in China and Corrosive...
From left: podcast guest Andrew Wedeman, guest host Catherine Tai, and host Ken Jaques Bribery and lack of transparency are major problems within China. Andrew Wedeman, a Chinese economic expert, says...
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Democracy that Delivers #106: New York Times Journalist David Barboza on...
From left: podcast guest David Barboza, guest host Frank Brown, and host Ken Jaques New York Times journalist, David Barboza, discusses how he uncovered a network of corruption by the Chinese prime...
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