The current conventional strategy to fight transnational corruption relies on two pillars: the harmonization of the crime of corruption under domestic law and interstate judicial cooperation. This article unravels and analyses the deficiencies of this strategy. To meet the challenge raised by the transnational nature of this crime, it calls for a real internationalization of the fight against corruption and examines the role that the International Criminal Court could play in this respect.
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