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Criminology of Corruption

Theoretical Approaches
Pages
235
Published
2016
Language
English

Synopsis

This book offers a comprehensive examination of corruption through a criminological lens. It explores the various forms, causes, and consequences of corrupt practices, providing an in-depth analysis of the mechanisms that enable and sustain them. The text delves into theoretical frameworks and empirical evidence to understand the dynamics of corruption in different contexts.

About the author

G
Graham Brooks

Graham Brooks is the author of Great World War II Stories. He focuses on historical accounts, particularly those from the Second World War.