The youth-led protests of 2025 were not the first time the Malagasy people created a window of opportunity for change.

Professor Robert Barrington summarises the findings from his recent book, ‘Corrupted Kingdom: Britain’s disappearing integrity and how we can get it back’.

Resilience in Ukraine’s defence sector is double‑edged: while society and the armed forces adapt under the pressure of Russia’s invasion, corrupt networks have also shown the capacity to endure. This ...

Michael Hornsby from ACDC describes how their GI-ACE project with the PPLAAF seeks to support systemic change, honouring the bravery of whistleblowers who helped bring corruption to light.

Bringing together MACAG alumni and current students to discuss career paths after the MA and share practical advice on next steps.

John Heathershaw argues that we need a legal conception of kleptocracy fit for the kind of transnational inter-elite relations and illicit activity that we see in the era of Epstein, Putin, and Gulf m...

Exclusive: Multimillion-pound contract raises concerns about controls designed to prevent firms unwittingly aiding destruction of Ukraine

Professor Robert Barrington from the Centre for the Study of Corruption looks at the use of research and evidence in the UK’s new Anti-Corruption Strategy.