Corruption and DemocratisationAlan Doig, Robin Theobald Routledge, 05.11.2013 - 176 Seiten The 1990s have seen an upsurge of interest and concern about the problem of political corruption. These papers examine, in a range of national contexts, the relationship between democratization and combating corruption. Are the two processes ultimately in conflict? |
Inhalt
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In the State We Trust? Democratisation Corruption and Development | 13 |
Democratisation or the Democratisation of Corruption? The Case of Uganda | 37 |
Mozambique in Transition | 65 |
The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region 199799 | 98 |
Regional Role Model or Deviant Case? | 117 |
Learning from the Australian Experience | 135 |
Prospects for Reform in a Globalised Economy | 149 |
Abstracts | 160 |
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