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Title Publication Date Subject(s) Publisher
Portraits of corruption: towards a contextual theory of corruption  1 September 2004 Corruption and Bribery   EGPA 
Utstein Anti-Corruption Resource Centre  21 October 2002 Corruption and Bribery    
Information on International Water and parent companies  22 April 2002 Networks   Solidarity with Cochabamba water uprising International Water Holdings B.V. -- Fact File 
The Netherlands ratifie the Criminal Law Convention on Corruption  11 April 2002 Corruption and Bribery,
Anti-corruption Instruments   		Council of Europe 
IFBWW - BALLAST NEDAM Agreement DUTCH BALLAST NEDAM AND IFBWW SIGN INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT  18 March 2002 Corruption and Bribery,
Bribery Investigations,
World Works Council,
Trade Unions   		 
An Open Letter to Mr. Riley, CEO, Bechtel Enterprises - From Jim Schultz, The Democracy Center  1 February 2002 Networks   Defend the Global Commons, Vol. 1, N. 1, February 2002, p. 14 
Settlement of International Investment Disputes  14 May 2001 Networks   Expert Handout (Law, Globalization and Multinational Corporations Law E512 A, Spring 2001) 
Gazprom´s Financial Pipeline to Amsterdam  27 February 2001 Corruption and Bribery   Radio Netherlands 
Whistleblowing under debate    Corruption and Bribery,
Trade Unions,
Whistle blowing   		European Industrial Relations Observatory 
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