In Search of Expertise: Government-to-Business Transitions and the Architecture of Global Power: How Countries Regulate Their Revolving Doors and What Actually Works - Softcover
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How do government officials leverage expertise for private gain—and why does every country's regulatory system fail to prevent it? This groundbreaking comparative study examines government-to-business transitions across 22 countries, from the United States and United Kingdom to China, Russia, Japan, and the Nordic nations, revealing universal patterns in how power, expertise, and influence flow between sectors. Drawing on four decades of research, the author demonstrates that the countries with the most comprehensive rules fail just as predictably as those with almost none—because enforcement, culture, and political will matter far more than formal regulations. The book exposes why intelligence officer transitions remain the most consequential yet least-regulated category globally, analyzes how informal networks consistently supersede formal rules, and explains why meaningful reform remains rare despite being possible. Essential reading for business leaders assessing geopolitical risk, policymakers designing ethics frameworks, security professionals evaluating intelligence transitions, investors concerned about regulatory capture, and anyone seeking to understand how power actually operates in contemporary governance.
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