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Robert Gillanders is an Associate Professor of Economics at Dublin City University Business School and Co-Director and Co-Founder of the DCU Anti-Corruption Research Centre (DCU ARC). His main research focus is the causes and consequences of corruption and he is also interested in enterprise, entrepreneurship, and the business environment. He has published in journals such The Journal of Economic Behaviour and Organisation, International Tax and Public Finance, The Journal of Legal Studies, Governance, Social Science and Medicine, and Small Business Economics. 

Network Fellow at The Institute for Corruption Studies at Illinois State University, Ph.D in Finance (University of Minho), Ph.D in Business Administration (Mackenzie Presbyterian University), Accounting (Master’s degree), Statistics (Master’s degree) and Business Administration (Bachelor’s degree). Professor at Mackenzie Presbyterian University and Research at CAPI - The Center for the Advancement of Public Integrity (Columbia University).

Professor of Economics and the Founding Director of the Institute for Corruption Studies at the Illinois State University. He received his BS and PhD in Economics from METU (Ankara, Turkey) and University of Oregon (Eugene, OR), respectively. His main research interests are Development Economics and Public Economics with a particular focus on corruption.

 

Liz David-Barrett is Professor of Governance and Integrity and Director of the Centre for the Study of Corruption at the University of Sussex, UK. She has been researching corruption for 20 years, mainly in Eastern Europe, the UK, Africa and the Caribbean. She has published widely on corruption occurring at the interface of business and government, especially public procurement, conflicts of interest and the revolving door. In terms of anti-corruption, her research looks at transnational networks that play a global governance role in exposing corruption and taking action against it. Liz is currently writing a book on state capture around the world. Keen that her research informs policy, Liz engages widely with policy-makers in government, parliament, business and civil society.