"Contributors" [2014] ELECD 150; in Auby, Jean-Bernard; Breen, Emmanuel; Perroud, Thomas (eds), "Corruption and Conflicts of Interest" (Edward Elgar Publishing, 2014) vii

Book Title: Corruption and Conflicts of Interest

Editor(s): Auby, Jean-Bernard; Breen, Emmanuel; Perroud, Thomas

Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing

ISBN (hard cover): 9781781009345

Section Title: Contributors

Number of pages: 7

Extract:

Contributors

Susan Ariel Aaronson (Ph.D. Johns Hopkins) is Associate Research
Professor at the George Washington University's Elliott School of
International Affairs and the Minerva Chair at the National War College
in Washington DC. She does research on trade and human rights, trade
and Internet issues, business and human rights, corruption and good
governance. With funding from the Ford and MacArthur Foundations,
she examined how the U.S., EU, and Canada use trade agreements to
govern the Internet and to advance Internet freedom. She is the author of
six books and numerous articles on globalization issues.
M. Rodwan Abouharb, Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) Inter-
national Relations, Director M.Sc. in Global Governance and Ethics,
University College London (B.Sc. Brunel University, M.A. University at
Buffalo, Ph.D. Binghamton University). His research examines how
domestic economic and political change, international economic integra-
tion and the types of international governance regimes affect the like-
lihood of civil war, human rights repression, or the promotion of
economic development. He examines these issues through quantitative
empirical analyses.
Jean-Bernard Auby, Professor of Public Law, Sciences Po Paris;
Director of Mutations de l'Action Publique et du Droit Public (`Changes
in Governance and Public Law'); Chair and fomer Deputy Director of
the Oxford Institute of European and Comparative Law, member of the
advisory boards of: `European Public Law' (Wolters Kluwers), the
`Review of European Administrative Law' (Europa Law Publishing),
the `International and Comparative Law Quarterly' (British Institute of
International and Comparative Law), the ` ...