Law course featured by Anti-Corruption Research Network

Competitiveness and Corruption, a course taught at the ONU College of Law by Professor Elena Helmer, is featured as the Anti-Corruption Curriculum of the Month by the Anti-Corruption Research Network (ACRN) of Transparency International. 

Transparency International is the leading anticorruption organization in the world based in Berlin, Germany, that has chapters in over 90 countries, including the United States. 

The course in Competitiveness and Corruption is part of the curriculum of the ONU Democratic Governance and Rule of Law LL.M. Program for public interest lawyers from transitional democracies and American lawyers interested in international development work.  The course is mandatory for all LL.M. students but is also open to regular J.D. students. 

Read the ACRN article on the ONU's Competitiveness and Corruption online.