Measuring corruption
Published • Jun 7, 2001
Authors:
Michael Johnston
Abstract
Other than the question of definitions, few issues have so thoroughly stymied the comparative study of corruption as that of measurement. Types and amounts of corruption vary among, and within, societies. Theory tells us that these contrasts reflect political and economic influences, history, and cu...
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