Lawrence Lessig
Setting the Framework for the Study of Institutional Corruption
Carla Miller and William English
Government Ethics: Past, Present and Future
Genevieve Pham-Kanter
Conflicts of Interest as a Health Policy Problem: Industry Ties and Bias in Drug Approval
Frank Dobbin
Institutional Corruption in Corporate America: Toward An Evidence-Based Approach to Promoting Equity
Michael Flaherman, Dana Gold and Barbara Redman
How Regulatory Systems Can Hinder or Harness the Power of Whistleblowers to Address Institutional Corruption
Richard Painter
Taxation Only With Representation: The Conservative Conscience and Campaign Finance Reform
Israel Finkelshtain
Choice of Environmental Regulation in the Presence of Political Influence
Marcia Hams, Susannah Rose and Wells Wilkinson
Measuring the Perceived Effectiveness of Conflict-of-Interest Policies at Academic Medical Schools and Teaching Policies
Thomas Groll and Sebastian Jones
Informational Lobbying and Industry Behavior
Christopher Robertson
Remedies for Institutional Corruption: Disclosures, Blinding, and Criminal Prosecution
Avlana Eisenberg
Incarceration Incentives in the Decarceration Era
Ann-Chrisin Posten and Elinor Amit
The Social-Cognitive Side of Corruption: How Our Mental Life Relates to Corruption
Brooke Williams
A Nationwide Examination of Federal Prosecutorial Misconduct and Accountability
Julia Lee, Francesca Gino and Bidhan Parmar
Communicating Ethics in Organizations
Samuel Loewenberg
Broken Promise: Investigating the Political and Institutional Barriers to Reforming Foreign Aid
Norm Alster
The FCC and its Network of Corruption
Andromachi Athanasopoulou
Coping with Moral Dilemmas at Work: Managers, Business School Academics, and Other Key Influences in Managers' Decision-Making and Ethical Leadership Development
Sunita Sah
Effective Disclosure of Conflicts of Interest
James Greiner
Consumer Debt Collection Litigation Before, During and After: What's Going On, And How to Fix It
Jennifer Miller
Governance and Transparency in the Pharmaceutical Industry: Could an Ethics and Global Health Rating Help?