24 October 2000 Debate surrounding corruption has increasingly come to focus on the role Western firms and international lending institutions play in post-communist countries. The discussion has also begun to include nongovernmental organizations and their failures and successes in combating corruption. Transparency International (TI), an NGO whose stated aim is to increase government accountability and curb corruption, says it is […]
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