The Symposium “Supranational Responses to Corruption” is organised by the Anti-Corruption Law Interest Group of the American Society of International Law, the World Bank and the OECD Anti-Corruption Division.

The event will take stock of the supranational anti-corruption initiatives which appeared in the recent years both in the public and the private sectors and discuss the prospects of creating an anti-corruption ecosystem that does not depend on the actions of a specific state. The Symposium will include three themes: “Efforts that can transcend national boundaries or governments structures when it comes to generating and operationalizing anti-corruption policies and measures”, “Efforts to establish regional/global investigative, prosecutorial, and adjudicatory anti-corruption institutions” and “Efforts to enhance coordination and collaboration among the actors undertaking anti-corruption efforts at the international level”.

The target audience of the Symposium includes scholars, international organizations’ professionals, public officials, private sector professionals, civil society organizations, and the broader international anti-corruption community. The deadline for submission of paper or short essay proposals is May 15, 2021.