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The mission of this special event, co-organized with and corporate partner , was to put together scholars and experts from related fields and share their knowledge and best practices. The small scale of 50+ participants with 13 presentations leaves enough space for discussions. A unique feature of the conference was the afternoon session focused on contemporary data and possible avenues of cooperation with academics. Participants were scholars and professionals with interest in anti-corruption and anti-fraud practices.

Press release from the conference can be found

Full-text proceedings are available

Lucio Picci, Professor from Department of Economics University of Bologna, presented his contemporary works on detection of corruption from data.

David Ondr谩膷ka, head of Transparency International in the Czech Republic, gave a speech on contemporary issues and challenges of corruption measurement.

Jitka Logesov谩 and Stanislav Me膷l, both top end lawyers and experts on compliance from Kinstellar,  spoke about the use of evidence (including statistical) in legal procedures.

Filip Pertold, a researcher at CERGE-EI  presented his  work (co-authored with Jan Palguta) on evidence of Manipulation of Procurement Contracts.

Josef Montag, Assistant Professor from Kazakh-British Technical University presented his paper on odometer fraud detection 鈥� case of used car sellers from the Czech Republic.

Peter Bolcha, a researcher at Anglo-American University presented work (co-authored with Jan Rovn媒) on possible corruption in the car registration process in the Czech Republic.

For more information, contact us at car@aauni.edu.