Whistleblower laws,  incentives and  protections are  critical to  fighting  corruption, but  implementation in  practice is a  challenge.   Professor Robert  Vaughn, noted  scholar and author  of “The Successes  and Failures of  Whistleblower Laws”  and James  Wasserstrom, Anti- corruption Advisor,  US Embassy Kabul  Afghanistan and a  whistleblower on  corruption in  Kosovo, will  discuss best  practices and  pitfalls.

Whistleblowers: A Critical Anti-Corruption Tool & Challenge

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Whistleblowers: A Critical Anti-Corruption Tool & Challenge

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