Bio
Bertram Lang is a Research Fellow and Coordinator of the Interdisciplinary Centre for East Asia Studies (IZO) at Goethe University Frankfurt, and co-founder of the Global China Hub. His expertise is in China's foreign policy and impact on international norms, with a focus on anti-corruption efforts, the non-profit sector and EU-China relations. Building on his prior experience as a researcher and policy advisor at the Mercator Institute for China Studies (Merics), Bertram has been working as a China strategy advisor for European policy-makers, NGOs and risk consultancies. He has published both academic articles and policy analyses (e.g. for the OECD's research edge series) on China's global anti-corruption and law enforcment agenda.
Related Publications
Captura del estado: Análisis general
- state capture
- undue influence
- interest groups
Afghanistan: Overview of corruption and anti-corruption with a focus on development assistance
- development
- afghanistan
Behaviour changing campaigns: success and failure factors
- behaviour changing campaigns
- drink-driving
- domestic violence
- public health
- campaigns
- hiv
Efficacité des codes de conduites pour les parlementaires
- corruption politique
- code de conduite
- ethiques
- parlement
Sudan: Overview of corruption and anti-corruption
- fragile states
- fragile state
Bertram Lang
Affiliation
Interdisciplinary Centre for East Asian Studies, Goethe University Frankfurt
Professional Title
Research Fellow
Region
- Asia Pacific
Country/Territory
Topics
Specialisms
Anti-corruption campaigns
Corruption and norms
Civil society and anti-corruption
International anti-corruption cooperation
Corruption and anti-corruption in East Asia
