L'océan

De nouvelles recherches révèlent l'étendue réelle de la corruption dans le secteur de la pêche

La corruption fait du commerce du poisson une menace pour la durabilité. Image: Pixabey

Yifei Yan
Lecturer in Public Administration and Public Policy, University of Southampton
Adam Graycar
Professor in Public Policy, University of Adelaide
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La chaîne de valeur de la pêche est complexe et vulnérable à la corruption à chaque étape Image: UNODC
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