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- What happens to corruption models if exogenous enforcement is replaced?
What happens to corruption models if exogenous enforcement is replaced by an enforcement agent?
Tuesday 13 December 2011, 10.15AM
Speaker(s): Dominic Spengler
In each of these workshops, one PEP research student will present a paper or a project they are currently working on. Afterwards, everyone present may give constructive feedback in a discussion. By focusing on a PEP audience, it is intended that these workshops will offer a unique level of interdisciplinary insight and interest.
If you have any queries about the workshops, please contact Dominic Spengler.
Location: Berrick Saul Building, room B/S/008
Admission: The workshop is open to all PEP postgraduate students (research and MA) and staff from all three disciplines who either supervise or teach in conjunction with the School of PEP.