Discuss the U.S. role in the internationalization of public corruption and TOC enforcement In Modul ...

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Discuss the U.S. role in the internationalization of public corruption and TOC enforcement In Module 5, we learned about the correlation between transnational organized crime and public corruption. Policing the Globe cites bribery as an example of a crime that, in the span of less than two decades, went from commonplace as a means to facilitating government operations to prohibited via United Nations Convention. And yet the corruption index shows us that corruption continues to infiltrate or even thrive in certain countries. Your response should answer the following: Why does it matter if other governments embrace financial influence as part of their operations? In the U.S., corporations and interest groups exert tremendous influence on lawmakers via lobbying and campaign contributions. What makes the U.S. different from other countries engaged in "bribery"? Should the U.S. care about bribery globally? Why? Include our Module 5 case study -- Nigeria -- in your response. Respond to the discussion question, maximum 300 words.