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3 December 2025

Agency and Conduct of Business Rules: Lessons from the Motor Finance Saga in the UK

by: Iain G MacNeil, Katarzyna Chałaczkiewicz-Ładna

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13 June 2025

Legal Brokers of Overseas Investment in Emerging Economies: Achieving or Undermining Compliance?

by: Molly Bodurtha, Sokphea Young, Matthew Erie

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8 April 2025

United Kingdom, France, and Switzerland Establish Joint Taskforce on International Bribery

by: Jonathan Rusch

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16 May 2023

Corruption and Controlling Shareholders

by: Kevin E. Davis, Mariana Pargendler

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21 April 2023

Corruption, Protection Rackets, and Cash Policy: Evidence from a Natural Experiment

by: Dhruv Aggarwal, Lubomir P. Litov

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19 May 2017

Australia Proposes New Foreign Bribery Laws: A Shift Closer to the UK and US

by: Norton Rose Fulbright

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