In today’s episode, Alexandra Wrage speaks with Sarah Chayes, a Senior Fellow at Carnegie’s Democracy and Rule of Law program and author of the book “Thieves of State: Why Corruption Threatens Global Security.” Sarah witnessed the fall of the Taliban in Afghanistan and worked in the country as an entrepreneur, where she bucked the culture of corruption and discovered that foreigners like herself could use their relative impunity from bribery to affect the social environment for corruption.
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