Replacing the Serious Fraud Office: The case for a new approach to serious economic crime

23 August 2024
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Replacing the Serious Fraud Office: The case for a new approach to serious economic crime

Mark Button, Branislav Hock & David Shepherd
23 August 2024
Contents Summary The Serious Fraud Office has experienced regular criticism and periodic scandals related to its operation, which have often … Continue reading “Replacing the Serious Fraud Office: The case for a new approach to serious economic crime”
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Robin Hood in Reverse: Foreign aid spending in regions that are richer than parts of the UK

21 August 2024
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Robin Hood in Reverse: Foreign aid spending in regions that are richer than parts of the UK

Mark Tovey
21 August 2024
Contents Summary UK Official Development Assistance (ODA) spending has gone to regions of upper-middle-income countries with GDP per capita figures … Continue reading “Robin Hood in Reverse: Foreign aid spending in regions that are richer than parts of the UK”
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Elephant in the Room: Why a trophy hunting ban would hurt conservation and development

9 August 2024
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Elephant in the Room: Why a trophy hunting ban would hurt conservation and development

Dr Francis Vorhies
9 August 2024
Contents Summary The rationale for import prohibitions or restrictions is normally protectionism, e., protecting domestic industry from foreign competitors. The … Continue reading “Elephant in the Room: Why a trophy hunting ban would hurt conservation and development”
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