Countering the Corrupt - Rule of Law Programme Sub-Saharan Africa (Anglophone Countries)
Introduction
Chapter 1 - The Four Conferences
Chapter 2 - The Mission of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation
Chapter 3 - The Objectives of Accountability Now
Chapter 4 - The Purpose of Writing this Book
Chapter 5 - Toward a Definition of Corruption
Chapter 6 - The effects of Petty Corruption
Chapter 7 - The effects of Grand Corruption
Chapter 8 - The Need for effective and efficient Anti-Corruption machinery of State
Chapter 9 - The Criteria by which to evaluate Anti-Corruption Structures and Operations
Chapter 10 - To Be or Not to Be — an International Anti-Corruption Court
Chapter 11 - Identifying the Perpetrators of Corruption
Chapter 12 - Corruption as a Human Rights Violation
Chapter 13 - Corruption as a Crime Against the State and the Poor
Chapter 14 - The Protection of Whistle Blowers
Chapter 15 - The Regulation of Procurement of Goods and Services by the State
Chapter 16 - Corruption as a Whole-of-Society Challenge
Chapter 17 - The Role of Education in Countering the Corrupt
Chapter 18 - Minimum Sentencing and Other Punishment of the Corrupt
Chapter 19 - Preservation and Forfeiture of the Loot of Corruption
Chapter 20 - Appointment Procedures that Ensure Independence
Chapter 21 - The Role of Various Forms of Oversight in Countering Corruption
Chapter 22 - The Need to Nurture the Political Will to Eradicate Corruption
Chapter 23 - Excursus on Corruption in the Judiciary
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