Lecture 3: Corruption and Economic Growth – by Prof. Robert Gillanders
This is the Third Lecture in the course series, “COGS 101: Understanding Corruption”, developed by the Anti-Corruption Research Centre (ARC) at Dublin City University (DCU). This lecture series is created as part of the Irish Research Council (IRC) COALESCE Project titled “Corruption, Gender and Sustainable Development (COGS)”, with Grant No: COALESCE/2021/79.
COGS 101 Course Outline
1. Introduction: Course Overview and the Anti-Corruption Research Centre (ARC) – Dr. Michael
Breen
2. Corruption and Politics – Prof. Iain McMenamin
3. Corruption and Economic Growth – Prof. Robert Gillanders
4. Corruption and the Environment – Dr. Olesia Zhytkova
5. Corruption and Educational Development – Prof. Eugenie Maiga
6. Corruption, Sextortion, and Gender Inequality – Dr. Doris Aja-Eke
7. Corruption, Health and Wellbeing – Dr. Idrissa Ouedraogo
8. Corruption, Entrepreneurship and Business Activities – Dr. Roisin Lyons
9. Combatting Corruption – Dr. Amadou Boly
10. The Political Will for Combatting Corruption – Dr Susana Coroado
11. The Role of Technology in Combatting Corruption – Dr Fernando Forattini
