Crime, Development and Corruption: Cultural Dynamic - Global Challenge?
This chapter’s argument is that accepting opportunities for corruption, and the culturally-specific nature of the relationships which evolve as a consequence of realising such opportunity, can be a natural consequence of socio-economic development (as modernisation), then an interpretation of corrup...
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Main Author: | FINDLAY, Mark |
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Language: | English |
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2014
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