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Michelle Mello and Maria Merritt on Supporting Health Care Workers in Their Fight against Ebola

January 7, 2015

Former fellows Michelle Mello and Maria Merritt, with Scott Halpern, have published a guest editorial in the journal PLoS Medicine.... Read more about Michelle Mello and Maria Merritt on Supporting Health Care Workers in Their Fight against Ebola

What’s Luck Got to Do with It? Everything, If You Are a Banking Whistleblower

by Kate Kenny, Queen's University Belfast, and Lab Fellow

Think whistleblowing is a matter of telling the truth? Think again. “Successful” whistleblowing, where the protagonist actually manages to make themselves heard in the media and get the support of the public, is a matter of luck.

Last month ...

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Call for Applications: Fellows-in-Residency Program

January 8, 2015

The Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics is excited to announce our new Fellows-in-Residency program, which will bring together a small group of Fellows to work closely over the course of the year on pressing issues in ethics. For the 2015-16 academic year, the theme at the Center will be Diversity, Justice, and Democracy.... Read more about Call for Applications: Fellows-in-Residency Program



Jessica Hendel

Administrative Coordinator

2014 - 2015

Jessica serves as the Administrative Coordinator for the Project on Public Narrative and as Director Ron Suskind's jack-of-all-trades assistant. Prior to Harvard, Jessica worked at Business Education startup the Fullbridge Program as an Associate Editor, where she performed a wide variety of editorial and production duties for all content used in Fullbridge Program courses.... Read more about Jessica Hendel

jhendel@law.harvard.edu

p: 617.496.0901

Edmond J. Safra Lab on Institutional Corruption Archive
2015 Mar 28

Hacking iCorruption

(All day)

Location: 

MIT Media Lab, Building E14, 3rd Floor Atrium, 75 Amherst Street, Cambridge


A multidisciplinary event to fix the systemic, legal corruption that is weakening our public institutions around the world. Organized by the Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics at Harvard University and the MIT Center for Civic Media. This event is free and open to the public. Registration is required.

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2015 Mar 27
Hacking iCorruption Opening Panel
6:00pm
Location: 
MIT Media Lab, Building E14, 3rd Floor Atrium, 75 Amherst Street, Cambridge

Join us for the Hacking iCorruption Opening Panel on Friday, March 27. This event is in advance of the...
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The Relationship Market: How Modern Lobbying Gets Done

by Maggie McKinley and Thomas Groll

I. Introduction

The 114th Congress is exceptional in many ways—it includes the youngest woman ever elected to the House, for one—but its first day looked like the first day of any other new Congress: much like the first day of school.... Read more about The Relationship Market: How Modern Lobbying Gets Done

Can Proportionality Distinguish Quid Pro Quo Corruption?

by Christopher Robertson


Kudos to Maggie McKinley, Climenko Fellow and former Lab Fellow, and to Network Fellow Thomas Groll for an impressive blogpost. They argue in a mixed-methods design—drawing on both qualitative data and formal analysis—that much of what lobbyists do isn't really quid pro quo corruption, notwithstanding the appearances.... Read more about Can Proportionality Distinguish Quid Pro Quo Corruption?

WP 56. February 17, 2015

Gillian Brock and Hamish Russell, Abusive Tax Avoidance and Institutional Corruption: The Responsibilities of Tax Professionals

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