A Culture of Corruption: Everyday Deception and Popular Discontent in Nigeria
Daniel Jordan Smith examines corruption in Nigeria through the lenses of everyday deception and popular discontent. Focusing on the cultural and social dimensions of the subject, this book presents a focused study of corruption and its relationship to Nigerian society and public dissatisfaction.
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A Culture of Corruption explores corruption in Nigeria through the connected themes of everyday deception and popular discontent.
Daniel Jordan Smith focuses on corruption as a cultural and social issue, providing a study centered on Nigerian society.
The book offers readers an examination of how corruption relates to ordinary experiences and broader public dissatisfaction.
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