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Twitter“A top book of the year”
says theGlobalist.com
– – –New review, April 2013 in CHOICE (see Reviews)
“Vogl has an engaging writing style, and reading the work is almost like sitting down and having a conversation with him about this increasingly important topic.”
Frank Vogl spoke to the Foreign Policy Association – New York City – March 7, 2013
“Democracy, Security, Human Rights & Poverty – The Challenges of Global Corruption
This book is about power. It is essential reading for anyone concerned about improving the governance of nations.
Waging War on Corruption is an insider’s account of extraordinary battles against the abuse of public office by politicians and officials for their personal gain. This is a global journey from the birth of pioneering anti-corruption organization Transparency International in 1993, to the Arab Spring in 2011, as courageous people in scores of countries challenge authority and fight for justice. At stake is nothing less than our global security, the reduction of poverty, the stability of our economic and financial systems, and the cause of freedom and democracy.
Presentation to Iowa City Foreign Relations Council on January 30, 2012 - see Lectures and News
The Financial Times December 8, 2012 – review by John Plender – “…This is a partisan book, but none the worse for that. It leaves the impression that the fight against corruption may no longer be a lost cause.”
See what the experts say: Huguette Labelle, James Thurber, Mark Pierth, Michaela Wrong, Devendra Panday, Elena Panfilova, Cobus de Swardt and more >
Waging War on Corruption: Inside the Movement Fighting the Abuse of Power to be published in September 2012, Rowman & Littlefield. Buy it on Amazon, AmazonUK, Barnes and Noble, or IndieBound.
Global Economy & Finance
Frank Vogl is at the cutting edge of the global economic and financial policy. For more than four decades he has been involved as a journalist, a senior World Bank official, and consulting advisor to international leaders.
We face crucial decisions on the U.S. and European economies…investors in financial markets will confront unprecedented volatility. Please see the “blog” on latest European developments.
Frank Vogl on Corruption and the Economy – November 2012:
