Regional Institutions in the Fight Against Financial Corruption

Authors

    Shamsuddin Jalili Piran PhD student, Department of International Law, Mofid University, Qom, Iran.
    Saeed Rahaei * Associate Professor, Department of Law, Mofid University, Qom, Iran. Srahae@gmail.com
    Mohammad Habibi Majandeh Associate Professor, Department of Law, Mofid University, Qom, Iran.

Keywords:

Regional institutions, financial corruption, fight against corruption

Abstract

This article examines the role of the most prominent regional organizations in combating economic corruption and asserts that regional organizations can contribute to this endeavor through various mechanisms. These include promoting cooperation and the exchange of information among member states, providing technical and financial assistance, advancing anti-corruption norms and values, and facilitating regional cooperation in the areas of investigation and prosecution. The article focuses on four key examples of regional institutions engaged in anti-corruption efforts, while acknowledging that regional initiatives are not limited to these cases alone. However, it also highlights that the multiplicity of regional instruments and institutions—some of which may overlap or even conflict with one another—can itself pose a barrier to the effective implementation of anti-corruption measures. The article argues that such regionalism in the fight against corruption should ideally move toward greater global convergence centered on the United Nations Convention against Corruption.

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Published

2024-11-30

Submitted

2024-07-22

Revised

2024-10-12

Accepted

2024-10-24

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Jalili Piran, S. ., Rahaei, S., & Habibi Majandeh, M. . (1403). Regional Institutions in the Fight Against Financial Corruption. The Encyclopedia of Comparative Jurisprudence and Law, 2(4), 264-279. https://jecjl.com/index.php/jecjl/article/view/153

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