Specialised Anti-Corruption Institutions.

Foreword
 Table of Contents
 Acronyms and Abbreviations
 Executive Summary
 Part I --
International Standards and Modelsof Anti-corruption Institutions
 Chapter 1Sources of International Standards
 Twenty guiding principles for the fight against corruption
 Council of Europe Criminal Law Convention on Corruption
 United Nations Convention against Corruption
 Notes
 Bibliography
 Chapter 2Elements of International Standards
 Main anti-corruption functions
 Specialisation
 Independence and autonomy
 Accountability and transparency
 Adequate resources, means and training. Inter-agency co-operation and involvement of the publicInternational co-operation and networking
 Assessing the performance of anti-corruption institutions
 Notes
 Bibliography
 Chapter 3Models of Anti-Corruption Institutions
 Multi-purpose anti-corruption agencies
 Law enforcement type institutions
 Preventive institutions
 Rationales for establishing anti-corruption institutions and selecting the model
 Notes
 Bibliography
 Part IISelected Models of Specialised Anti-Corruption Institutions
 Chapter 4Multi-purpose Anti-Corruption Agencies. Hong Kong, China: Independent Commission Against CorruptionSingapore: Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau
 Lithuania: Special Investigation Service
 Latvia: Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau
 Poland: Central Anti-corruption Bureau
 Indonesia: Corruption Eradication Commission
 Botswana: the Directorate on Corruption and Economic Crime
 Notes
 Chapter 5Law Enforcement Type Institutions
 Spain: The Special Prosecutor\'s Office against Corruption and Organised Crime
 Romania: National Anti-corruption Directorate. Azerbaijan: Anti-Corruption Department with the General Prosecutor\'s OfficeCroatia: Office for the Suppression of Corruption and Organised Crime
 Norway: The Norwegian National Authority for Investigation and Prosecution ofEconomic and Environmental Crime
 United Kingdom: Serious Fraud Office
 Notes
 Chapter 6Corruption Prevention Institutions
 Specialised anti-corruption policy and corruption prevention bodies
 France: Central Service for Prevention of Corruption
 Slovenia: Commission for the Prevention of Corruption
 Serbia: Anti-Corruption Agency. The Former Federal Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia: State Commission forPrevention of CorruptionOther state institutions with corruption prevention functions
 The United States: Office of Government Ethics
 Brazil: The Office of the Comptroller General.