Lena Raballand
Understanding how individuals and corporations capture the state through political financing
Email: lena.raballand@sussex.ac.uk
Our PhD Researchers
John Lawes
Under What Conditions are Preventative Anticorruption Agencies Effective?
Email: john.lawes@sussex.ac.uk
Abrar Redha Alrehaili
Analysing the Influence of UNCAC and G20 Membership on Anti-Corruption Measures in Saudi Arabia’s Public Procurement Reforms (2006–2022): An Exploratory Study Using the Lens of Institutional Isomorphism
Email: abrar.redha@sussex.ac.uk
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.
Email: juliet.ibekaku@sussex.ac.uk
Kenneth Mohammed
An analysis of the legacy of colonialism in the Caribbean and its impact on the character and logics of corruption across the region.
Matthew Price
Mandating Accountability: The role of norms and legislation in integrating supreme audit institutions into national anti-corruption efforts
Email: mp622@sussex.ac.uk
Past PhD Students:
Yang Wu
Thesis title: Narratives of (anti-)corruption in Xi Jinping's China.
Irasema Guzman
Thesis title: Corruption risks in public procurement contracts: monitoring delivery of goods, services and works projects in Mexico.
Riccardo D'Emidio
Thesis title: Policing corruption or corrupted policing? A study of social norms and corrupt behaviour in the Ghana Police Service.
Becky Dobson Phillips
Thesis title: Climates of corruption: the concept of corruption, the role of power and the challenge of climate change policymaking and action.
Tom Shipley
Thesis title: Evaluating anti-corruption effectiveness in international development.
Uche Igwe
Thesis title: Legislative ethics in Nigeria.
Tena Prelec
Thesis title: The Transition Game: The persistence of elites and extractive practices in the energy sector in successor Yugoslav states.