
Kristofer Harrison
Kristofer Harrison is the cofounder and president of the Dekleptocracy Project, a US-based non-governmental organization focused on investigating and combating corruption. With over two decades of experience in national security policy and finance, he previously served as a senior official in the US Departments of State and Defense under President George W. Bush. Harrison has been vocal about the implications of strategic corruption in geopolitics, particularly in relation to US foreign policy and its impact on global democratic values.
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Harrison heads the US anti-corruption group DeKleptocracy.
‘Economic fighters’: the volunteers helping direct sanctions against Russia | RussiaKristofer Harrison is a former U.S. official who accuses the Trump family of engaging in corrupt practices.
Kako porodica Tramp pretvara predsjednički mandat u bogatstvo, od Vijetnama do SrbijeKristofer Harrison, the president of the group Dekleptocracy, described potential sanction targets as hard to notice and specific.
Jutarnji list - 'Na to dosad nitko nije ni pomislio, ali mi znamo kako se može zakočiti ruski ratni stroj, bez toga sve staje!'Kristofer Harrison, the president of the group Dekleptocracy, described potential sanction targets as hard to notice and specific.
Jutarnji list - 'Na to dosad nitko nije ni pomislio, ali mi znamo kako se može zakočiti ruski ratni stroj, bez toga sve staje!'Kristofer Harrison, the president of the group Dekleptocracy, described potential sanction targets as hard to notice and specific.
Jutarnji list - 'Na to dosad nitko nije ni pomislio, ali mi znamo kako se može zakočiti ruski ratni stroj, bez toga sve staje!'Kristofer Harrison is the president of Dekleptocracy and a former State Department expert on Russia.
West is ‘missing obscure sanctions that could set back Russia’s war machine’ | RussiaKristofer Harrison is cofounder and president of the Dekleptocracy Project, a US investigative, anti-corruption non-governmental organization.
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