Conferences

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<h3>For the presentation by Carla Miller at the "<u>Unrig the System</u>" Summit in New orleans:</h3>

<p>Seminar Title: <strong>Unrigging Local Politics: What to Do and How to Do It</strong><br />
Sat Feb 3, 2018,  3:30 PM - 4:30 PM</p>

<p>We have just returned from attending the final conference of the Lab on Institutional Corruption at the EJ Safra Center for Ethics at Harvard.</p>

Lawrence Lessig, who heads the Safra Center and hosted the event,
started by defining institutional corruption as:
<blockquote>A situation where influences within an economy of influence tend to
weaken the effectiveness of an institution, especially by weakening
public trust of the institution.</blockquote>

City Ethics' Carla Miller attended an international conference on public administration to present a paper on public corruption entitled <b>"Ethics, Elephants and Enigmas"</b> Shown here with panelists that Ms. Miller moderated on day 1 - October 23. The panel was themed: <b>"Management Issues"</b> with panel members from Bucharest, Romania, Bejing (2) and Shenyang, China.

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<li>What safeguards can be put in place to protect the innocent ??</li>
<li>Disgruntled employees making false ethical allegations as retaliation to employer...</li>
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<li>How do you build trust in order to institute ethical culture in our organization ?</li>
<li>What do you do when an arbitrator decides that ethical testing is not worthy to be a part of promotional training ?</li>
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