Good (and Bad) Governance in Europe: The Historical Designs of Corruption Control

A talk with Alina Mugniu-Pippidi, professor at the Herite School of Governance, on government and corruption in the European states. From the Harriman Institute:

Nobody is beyond suspicion and good governance is the exception, not the rule. In her upcoming lecture, Professor Alina Mungiu-Pippidi will explore this key, if troubling, insight. Relying on her expertise in history, politics, and social psychology, Mungiu-Pippidi will highlight the manner in which different societies, including the Danes and the Estonians, have achieved corruption control.

A panel discusson with other Columbia factuly will follow the talk.