Anti-corruption: The Role of Multilateral Development Institutions

Over $ 1 000 000 000 000 are spent on bribes each year. Young generations growing up in the corrupted system often set corrupt people as their role models - disturbing fact for the future of developing countries. Anti-corruption has long been disregarded, overlooked upon and under-discussed in the field of development economics and politics. This book argues about the current anti-corruption strategies of the leading Multilateral Development Institutions.

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Jalol studied Business Administration at the University of Westminster, and has a Masters Degree from The European Institute (Nice/Berlin/Istanbul). He has worked and studied in 14 countries on 4 continents, speaks fluent Russian, English, Uzbek and is proficient in Turkish and French.