Corruption in America: From Benjamin Franklin's Snuff Box to Citizens United
Zephyr Teachout explores the history of corruption in America, following the idea from Benjamin Franklin’s time to the modern era. The book examines how political debates about corruption have developed and considers the significance of Citizens United in the contemporary United States.
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Corruption in America examines the meaning and history of corruption in the United States.
The book traces this subject from Benjamin Franklin’s era through the contemporary political landscape.
It connects earlier debates about corruption with Citizens United and its place in American political life.
Written by Zephyr Teachout, the book offers a historical and political discussion of corruption in America.
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