Riccardo D'Emidio
Policing corruption or corrupted policing? A study of social norms and corrupt behaviour in the Ghana Police Service
Supervisors: Dan Hough and Robert Barrington
Our PhD Researchers
Riccardo D'Emidio
Rebecca Dobson Phillips
An analysis of interest and influence in UK climate change policymaking and its implications for the concept of institutional corruption
Supervisors: Dan Hough and Robert Barrington
Thomas Shipley
Narrowing the evidence gap in the anti-corruption field: the role of monitoring and evaluation
Supervisors: Elizabeth Dávid-Barrett and Dan Hough
Lena Raballand
Understanding how individuals and corporations capture the state through political financing
Supervisors: Elizabeth Dávid-Barrett, Sam Power and Paul Webb
John Lawes
Under What Conditions are Preventative Anticorruption Agencies Effective?
Supervisors: Sam Power, Robert Barrington and Dan Hough
Abrar Redha Alrehaili
The role of the G20 and UNCAC in controlling corruption in public procurement: lessons learned from Saudi Arabia
Supervisors: Elizabeth Dávid-Barrett and Shahrzad Fouladvand
Juliet Ibekaku-Nwagwu
Examining the Application and Impact of Chapter Five of the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) in the Recovery, Return and Use of Proceeds of Corruption.
Supervisors: Shahrzad Fouladvand and Quingxiu Bu
PhD alumni
Irasema Guzman
Corruption risks in public procurement contracts: monitoring delivery of goods, services and works projects in Mexico
Supervisor: Elizabeth Dávid-Barrett and Dan Hough
Miguel Angel Lara Otaola
Nassar Ahmad Abaalkhail
Title: The effectiveness of internal control in tackling corruption.
Supervisors: Dan Hough and Olli Hellmann
Monyake Moletsane
Title: Taking control: citizens, corruption and collective civic action in Africa.
Supervisors: Dan Hough and Olli Hellmann
Tena Prelec
Supervisors: Elizabeth Dávid-Barrett and Aleks Szczerbiak
Sam Power
Elena Gorianova
Supervisors: Francis McGowan and Alan Mayhew
Liljana Cvetanoska
Supervisors: Dan Hough and Aleks Szczerbiak