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EPISODE · May 3, 2016 · 23 MIN

#14 Arian Ardie on How Indonesian Companies are Coming to Grips With Anti-Corruption Compliance

from Democracy That Delivers

CIPE's program coordinator in Indonesia talks about the burgeoning Indonesian economy, foreign investment opportunities,  and how Indonesian companies are coming to terms with what anti-corruption compliance means for them. Ardie also discusses the challenges of meeting cultural norms while being compliant with international business practices, and the inherent "sloppiness" of implementing decentralization and democracy in one of most populous countries in the world.

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