Dr Armando Castro & Dr Tristano Sainati
Date: 08 FEBRUARY 2024 from 11:00 to 13:00
Event location: Aula Romei, 3rd floor, Via dei Bersaglieri 6, Bologna
This seminar will share recent research on the role of codes of conduct for anti-corruption in the construction sector and the implementation steps of a self-assessment toolkit developed by academics for companies. Specifically, this research funded by the Project Management Institute (PMI), starts by reviewing the concepts of corporate corruption, then explains how the toolkit measures anti-corruption through its indicators and suggests remedies for potential weaknesses shown by implementing organisations. Finally, the seminar will introduce a plan for multidisciplinary research including anti-money laundering in the construction industry.
About the presenters
Dr Armando Castro is the Director of the Centre of Sustainable Governance and Law in the Built Environment and Associate Professor at the Bartlett, University College London (UCL). Dr Castro’s research is interdisciplinary with an emphasis on Management, Law and Finance. He has conducted studies focusing on anticorruption strategies for firms, sustainable governance and the voluntary adoption of ESG standards. His work has been published in peer-reviewed journals such as Academy of Management Annals. He has regularly reviewed for journals including Business Ethics Quarterly, Journal of Business Ethics, and Organization Studies.
Dr Tristano Sainati is an Associate Professor of Project Management at the Department of Leadership and Organizational Behaviour at the BI-Norwegian Business School. His academic background includes a BEng + MSc degree in Industrial Engineering and an LLB in English Common Law. Tristano's research focuses on the legal, management, and financial aspects of infrastructure projects. His current research focuses on investigating white-collar crimes in projects, including corruption, money laundering, modern slavery, and fraud.
Contact: Alice Mattoni (alice.mattoni@unibo.it) e Fernanda Odilla (fernanda.odilla@unibo.it)