The Long Arm of Anti-corruption: Extraterritoriality and Anti-corruption Targeted Sanctions

Both books recommend systematization of anti-corruption norms whether by the means of legal institutions (Hock) or agreeing on a set of human rights safeguards against anti-corruption sanctions (Moiseienko). Both argue that unless there is a shared understanding of what international law requires and how far states may or may not go in the enforcement of the anti-corruption regime, tensions with non-cooperative countries may become even more considerable.