Date: July 19, 2025
Venue: Kyoto University, International Exchange Hall
Organizers: Kyoto University, The University of Osaka, and Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu
Language: English

Program Schedule

09:30–10:00
Arrival & Registration

10:00–10:05
Welcome Remarks

10:05–11:15
Session 1 – Digitalising Anti-Corruption: Opportunities and Risks
Main Presentation:
- Fernanda Odilla (University of Bologna): “Digitalising Anti-Corruption: Global Trends and Challenges” 
Discussants:
- David Sotola (The University of Osaka) 
- Luis de Sousa (ICS–ULisboa) 
Chair: Tatsuhiko Inatani (Kyoto University)

11:15–11:25
Coffee Break

11:25–12:35
Session 2 – Roundtable: Rethinking Integrity, Institutions, and Accountability
Participants:
- David Sotola (The University of Osaka): “Anti-Corruption Agencies: Institutional Design and Effectiveness”
- Denisse Rodriguez Olivari (University of Glasgow): “Integrity Management Systems” 
- Marcia Cristie Leite Vieira (Kyoto University): “Judicial Reflections on Criminal Organizations in Brazil” 
Chair & Moderator: 
Joseph Pozsgai-Alvarez (The University of Osaka)

12:35–13:45
Lunch Break

13:45–14:55
Session 3 – Self-Regulation and the Political Ethics Dilemma
Main Presentation:
- Luis de Sousa (ICS–ULisboa): “Why Political Parties Engage in Party Ethics Self-Regulation? Principled and Opportunistic Motivations”
Discussants:
- Denisse Rodriguez Olivari (University of Glasgow)
- Beatriz Aguedo (Kyoto University) 
Chair: 
Fernanda Odilla (University of Bologna)

14:55–15:05
Coffee Break

15:05–16:15
Session 4 – Reversals in Enforcement: Extraterritorial Limits and Global Trends
Main Presentation: 
- Lucio Picci (University of Bologna): “Making Bribery Profitable Again? The Market Effects of Halting Extraterritorial Accountability for Overseas Bribery” 
Discussants:
- Daisuke Fukamizu (Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu)
- Marcia Cristie Leite Vieira (Kyoto University)
Chair:
Tatsuhiko Inatani (Kyoto University)

16:15–16:25
Closing Remarks & Acknowledgments