Making Sense of Corruption
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Making Sense of Corruption

by Bo Rothstein

Politics Social Sciences
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A clear analysis of corruption's effects on governance and society, offering practical insights for understanding and addressing this global challenge.

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Making Sense of Corruption examines the multifaceted nature of corruption in contemporary societies.

The book analyzes how corruption affects governance, public trust, and institutional integrity.

It provides a framework for understanding the causes and consequences of corrupt practices.

Readers gain insight into strategies for combating corruption and promoting transparency.

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