Corruption in America: From Benjamin Franklin’s Snuff Box to Citizens United
by Teachout
Corruption in America explores how Americans have understood corruption across the nation’s history. From Benjamin Franklin’s snuff box to Citizens United, Teachout examines the relationship between political power, public life, and the enduring debate over corruption in the United States.
About This Book
Corruption in America examines the history and meaning of corruption in the United States.
Using Benjamin Franklin’s snuff box and Citizens United as points of reference, the book connects early American history with contemporary political debate.
Teachout offers a focused study of corruption, its changing forms, and its place in American public life.
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