John D Sullivan
Biographic Data
| ID | 4141910 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John D Sullivan |
| GIVEN NAMES | John D |
| FAMILY NAME | Sullivan |
| SIGNATURE | SULLIVAN J D |
| ORCID | 0009-0001-3760-9894 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 50 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Moral Compass of Companies
This publication targets private sector \n stakeholders who want to reduce a company s risk and \n vulnerability to corruption. It aims to provide guidance and \n recommendations for integrating ethics programs into \n corporate governance mechanisms to safeguard against \n corruption. Anti-corruption attitudes have changed \n significantly over the past two decades. Corruption is no \n longer regarded as a subject to be avoided and is now widely…
Corruption, Economic Development, and Governance
Widespread and persistent corruption remains one of the leading problems for business, governments, and citizens worldwide. Increasingly, efforts to combat corruption are no longer just a prerogative of NGOs and civil society organizations ; businesses now are also mounting sustained efforts to address both the supply and demand sides of corruption.
Democratization and Business Interests
Democratization and Business Interests John D. Sullivan (bio) The last ten years have made an enormous difference in the way that people view the issues surrounding economic reform and democratic development. In 1984, the debt crisis was gripping a substantial part of the developing world while most of Latin America was undergoing its democratic revolution. Reactions to these events varied. The debt crisis provoked intense controversy over the us…
Democracy and global economic growth
Democratic Development
Additional informationNotes on contributorsMichael A. SamuelsMichael A. Samuels, former vice president for international affairs at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, is deputy U.S. trade representative in Geneva and ambassador at the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade
California Water
Computer Routines for Arraying Aggregate Data
In recent years, political and social scientists have greatly expanded their data-collecting activities and have devoted considerable attention to various problems of measuring political and social concepts embedded in theoretical structures. One type of data which has been used more and more is commonly termed aggregate data. In general, this refers to characteristics of various types of political and social units and groups. In the fields of co…
Collective Goods and International Organization
As they pursue their goals, actors—whether individuals, groups, or states—attempt to consume goods and services of various types. Generally they try to obtain such goods through private action. Thus, individuals clothe and entertain themselves by means of their individual actions in various marketplaces. Similarly, states will attempt to achieve goals and put policies into effect through their own actions. They will trade with other countries, de…
Collective Goods and International Organization
As they pursue their goals, actors—whether individuals, groups, or states—attempt to consume goods and services of various types. Generally they try to obtain such goods through private action. Thus, individuals clothe and entertain themselves by means of their individual actions in various marketplaces. Similarly, states will attempt to achieve goals and put policies into effect through their own actions. They will trade with other countries, de…
Democratization and Business Interests
Democratization and Business Interests John D. Sullivan (bio) The last ten years have made an enormous difference in the way that people view the issues surrounding economic reform and democratic development. In 1984, the debt crisis was gripping a substantial part of the developing world while most of Latin America was undergoing its democratic revolution. Reactions to these events varied. The debt crisis provoked intense controversy over the us…
Computer Routines for Arraying Aggregate Data
In recent years, political and social scientists have greatly expanded their data-collecting activities and have devoted considerable attention to various problems of measuring political and social concepts embedded in theoretical structures. One type of data which has been used more and more is commonly termed aggregate data. In general, this refers to characteristics of various types of political and social units and groups. In the fields of co…
Collective Goods and International Organization
As they pursue their goals, actors—whether individuals, groups, or states—attempt to consume goods and services of various types. Generally they try to obtain such goods through private action. Thus, individuals clothe and entertain themselves by means of their individual actions in various marketplaces. Similarly, states will attempt to achieve goals and put policies into effect through their own actions. They will trade with other countries, de…
Computer Routines for Arraying Aggregate Data
In recent years, political and social scientists have greatly expanded their data-collecting activities and have devoted considerable attention to various problems of measuring political and social concepts embedded in theoretical structures. One type of data which has been used more and more is commonly termed aggregate data. In general, this refers to characteristics of various types of political and social units and groups. In the fields of co…
California Water
Democratic Development
Additional informationNotes on contributorsMichael A. SamuelsMichael A. Samuels, former vice president for international affairs at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, is deputy U.S. trade representative in Geneva and ambassador at the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade
Democracy and global economic growth
Democratization and Business Interests
Democratization and Business Interests John D. Sullivan (bio) The last ten years have made an enormous difference in the way that people view the issues surrounding economic reform and democratic development. In 1984, the debt crisis was gripping a substantial part of the developing world while most of Latin America was undergoing its democratic revolution. Reactions to these events varied. The debt crisis provoked intense controversy over the us…
Corruption, Economic Development, and Governance
Widespread and persistent corruption remains one of the leading problems for business, governments, and citizens worldwide. Increasingly, efforts to combat corruption are no longer just a prerogative of NGOs and civil society organizations ; businesses now are also mounting sustained efforts to address both the supply and demand sides of corruption.
The Moral Compass of Companies
This publication targets private sector \n stakeholders who want to reduce a company s risk and \n vulnerability to corruption. It aims to provide guidance and \n recommendations for integrating ethics programs into \n corporate governance mechanisms to safeguard against \n corruption. Anti-corruption attitudes have changed \n significantly over the past two decades. Corruption is no \n longer regarded as a subject to be avoided and is now widely…
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