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Syndromes of corruption

Paperback • 2005 • English

Syndromes of corruption

By Michael Johnston

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Corruption is a threat to democracy and economic development in many societies.

Society and Social Sciences
Economics, Finance, Business and Management

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9780521618595

Published year

2005

Language

English

Original title

Syndromes of corruption

Format

Paperback

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