Criminality Notwithstanding: the use of unexplained wealth orders in anti-corruption cases
29 March, 2022 This paper by Tom Mayne and John Heathershaw analyses the use of unexaplained wealth orders from their […]
The problem of tracing dirty money from Russia: How ‘illegal’ are ‘illicit’ flows?
Creator: Jeremyreds | Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto. Copyright: jeremyreds Tom Mayne, Tena Prelec, Catherine Owen Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has prompted renewed calls to tackle […]
Kleptocracy and the Kazakhstan Crisis
A commentary by John Heathershaw and Tom Mayne, 21 January 2022
The UK’s kleptocracy problem
This Chatham House paper was published on 8 December, 2021, with Exeter authors John Heathershaw, Tom Mayne, and Tena Prelec […]
The Kleptocracy Problem [Film]
This three-minute film was made to present key findings from the Global Integrity Anti-Corruption Evidence project on international architecture and […]
Paying for a World Class Affiliation: Reputation Laundering in the University Sector of Open Societies
“Paying for a World Class Affiliation: Reputation Laundering in the University Sector of Open Societies,” authored by Alexander Cooley, Tena […]
Exeter Central Asian Studies (ExCAS) seminar series – 24th Feb 2021 1.30 pm
As part of the Exeter Central Asian Studies (ExCAS) seminar series, Yulia Poskakukhina will present on Foreign aid to institutional […]
Peace Talks with the Taliban: Concerns, Challenges and Prospects
Tuesday, December 8th, 2020, 02:00 PM London An ExCAS seminar with The Oxford Society for the Caspian and Central Asia […]
ExCAS-TOSCCA joint events
We ocassionaly co-organise events with The Oxford Society for Central Asian Studies (TOSCCA) of the University of Oxford. There are […]
Political unrest in Kyrgyzstan: between old and new hopes
by Saipira Furstenberg and Gulzat Botoeva Political unrest in Kyrgyzstan: between old and new hopes Article by Saipira Furstenberg and Gulzat […]
How do non-democratic governments engage citizens in policy-making? Introducing ‘participatory authoritarianism’
Catherine Owen discusses her new article published in the October 2020 issue of the BISA journal Review of International Studies. […]
BRI in Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan: Transnational practices and national discourses
Unveiled in the early autumn of 2013 in Kazakhstan, the BRI was presented as a transformative initiative that will change […]