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5 Yale J. Int'l Aff. 106 (2010)
Fighting Corruption to Improve Global Security: An Analysis of International Asset Recovery Systems

handle is hein.journals/yaljoina5 and id is 272 raw text is: Fighting Corruption to Improve Global Security: An Analysis of International Asset Recovery Systems By MARK V. VLASIC & JENAE N. NOELL Typically not counted among the battles to be waged in the fight for global security, Mark V. Vlasic and Jenae N. Noell argue that stemming corruption through stolen asset recovery programs has the ability to fortify the rule of law and reduce state impunity in the developing world. It is widely recognized that corruption is a threat to the stability of societies, the establishment, and maintenance of the rule of law and economic and political progress. Any meaningful solution to the problem must account for the recovery of the assets derived from corruption. -U.N. General Assembly when negotiating the U.N. Convention against Corruption' Mark V. Vlasic (B.S./B.A., J.D., cum laude, Georgetown University; Fulbright Scholar, Leiden University; Certificate, Hague Academy of International Law) served as a public sector specialist at the World Bank and head of operations of the Stolen Asset Recovery Initiative. A former White House Fellow and special assistant to the Secretary of Defense, and member of the Slobodan Milosevic prosecution team, he is now a senior fellow at Georgetown University's Institute for Law, Science & Global Security and a partner at Ward & Ward PLLC, where he focuses on international law and asset recovery issues. Jenae N. Noell (LL.M., Georgetown University; J.D.; cum laude, California Western School of Law) practiced law as a criminal prosecutor in California for five years. 106 YALE JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS 1-17 o771 P T FRMT77 Me F P R,

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