Bio

Luís de Sousa got his Ph.D. in Political and Social Sciences at the European University Institute, Italy in 2002. He is currently Research Fellow at the Institute of Social Sciences of the University of Lisbon. He was previously Political Science Professor at the University of Aveiro and Edmond J. Safra Network Fellow at Harvard University.

Former Chairman of TI-Portugal and Local Research Correspondent on Corruption for the European Commission. He also acts as an international consultant on corruption control policies. He has various publications in international peer reviewed journals and mainstream publishers on this topic.

Related Publications

Integrity pledges: a tool against corruption

  • local government
  • conflict of interest
  • asset declaration
  • elections
  • income and asset declaration
  • integrity pledges

The Government’s policy towards repayment of the debts to the Palestinian Pension Agency and confronting its sustainability challenges

  • public financial management
  • public sector
  • public institutions
  • AMAN (TI Palestine)

Uganda: Overview of corruption and anti-corruption

  • public financial management

Civil society budget monitoring

  • civil society
  • budget monitoring

Impact of international asset recovery and anti-money laundering efforts on poverty reduction and po

  • anti-money laundering
  • unodc
  • world bank
  • imf
  • poverty reduction
  • sani abacha
  • ferdinand marcos
  • vladimir montesinos torres

Luís de Sousa

Affiliation

Instituto De Ciências Sociais, Universidade De Lisboa

Professional Title

Research Fellow

Region

  • Europe and Central Asia

Country/Territory

Topics

Specialisms

Political Corruption; Anti-Corruption Agencies; Political Financing; Integrity Systems; Whistleblowing; Sunshine Laws; Conflict of Interest Management; Risk Assessments; Survey Methods; Court Case Studies; Legislative Analysis

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