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The promise and perils of using leaked and sensitive data to research illicit finance

February 5 @ 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Promotional graphic for a GI ACE Seminar titled “The Promise and Perils of Using Leaked and Sensitive Data to Research Illicit Finance,” co-hosted with the Illicit Finance Data Lab. Features headshots and names of three speakers: Liz Dávid-Barrett (Chair), David Szakonyi, and Tom Mayne. Seminar date is February 5, with two time slots listed: 2PM GMT / 9AM ET / 15:00 CET and 3PM GMT / 10AM ET / 16:00 CET. Logos of supporting organizations appear at the bottom, including ACDC, GI ACE, UK International Development, University of Sussex, CSC, and OCCRP.

This seminar explores how leaked and sensitive datasets – often held by media organisations – can underpin research into corruption and illicit finance, drawing on GI ACE research using leaked banking data from the DRC and work mapping enabler networks.

Held in collaboration with the Illicit Finance Data Lab (ACDC & OCCRP).

SPEAKERS

David Szakonyi, Associate Professor of Political Science, The George Washington University; Co-Founder, Anti-Corruption Data Collective

Tom Mayne, Research Fellow University of Exeter

Liz David-Barrett (Chair), Director, CSC; Programme Director, GI ACE

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Venue

  • Zoom Event

Organiser

  • GI ACE
  • Email www.giace.org