Abstract
1. Premise. 2. The essential characteristics of an effective model for preventing corruption. 3. The process of contamination between models devised for preventing corruption in different contexts. 4. The distinctive traits of the public sector model adopted under Italian Law no. 190/2012. 5. The private sector model traits pursuant to Italian Legislative Decree no. 231/2001. 6. The point of intersection between the private and public sector models: private companies controlled by public bodies. 7. The scope of the different models involved. 8. Closing remarks on the effectiveness of these models: simple laws, effective procedural models and the ethical responsibility of public sector employees and economic operators.
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