This anthology provides students and anti-corruption thinkers and activists with a collection of essays by accomplished scholars and thinkers from around the world. The essays, written by McClean and other experts in the field, challenge readers to think through issues associated with global corruption, in both commerce and government, with reference to particular forms of corruption such as bribery and fraud, as well as to systemic or systematic abuses of power or authority. The second edition features a new reading on regulatory fragmentation and cryptocurrency markets, given their use in tax evasion, sex trafficking, and other illegal activities.