Report · 1 Jan 2017
Political influence in public procurement: balancing between legality and illegality
by Mike Beke · Published by Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Collective ActionIntegrity Pacts
A PhD thesis by Mike Balthazar Beke looking at understanding the effect of the Integrity Pact as an anticorruption collective action tool for public procurement through the EU funds and the role of civil society organisations, businesses and contracting authorities in preventing corruption through collective action.
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