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Map Your Anticorruption Equipment with EUCAL: The EU Compass on Anti-Corruption Law
We’re excited to announce the launch of EUCAL — the EU Compass on Anti-Corruption Law — a new data platform developed thanks to the unprecedented cooperation between the Department of Law and the Department of Political Science at LUISS Guido Carli and the Department of Political Science at the University of Pisa, within the BridgeGap…
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Who Gets Prosecuted? Mapping Europe’s Fight Against Domestic and Cross-Border Corruption
The comparative report on the assessment and explanation of enforcement capabilities and performance of contrast of domestic and cross-border corruption in the EU is a first, design-oriented version of Deliverable which as the purpose to build the conceptual, methodological and data foundations for analysing how European criminal justice systems prevent, investigate, prosecute and sanction corruption,…
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Epstein Files: Why is Europe More Affected than the US? – Data Story
Alina Mungiu Pippidi First and foremost, people can legitimately ask: what good are the corruption indexes — the CPI, the IPI, and the rest — if it seems that number 10 (US) exercises undue influence over corrupt officials in number 2 (Norway) and number 18 (UK, which in the IPI has already backslid next to…