| Rec.Status | n |
Bib.Stage | Normal |
Create | wanpen |
Modify | wanpen |
| Rec.Type | a |
Language | eng |
Entry d. | 2015/12/23 |
Update d. | 2015/12/23 |
| Bib.Level | m |
Pub Ctry. | nyu |
Date1 | 2014 |
Date2 | 0 |
| Tag | Ind | Content |
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| 001 | ## | 0002-0994 |
| 016 | ## | \a17054 |
| 020 | ## | \a9781107610064 |
| 050 | ## | \aJF1525.C66 \b.J66 2014 |
| 100 | 1# | \aJohnston, Michael, \d 1949- |
| 245 | 10 | \aCorruption, contention and reform : \b the power of deep democratization / \c Michael Johnston. |
| 250 | ## | \a1st ed. |
| 260 | ## | \aNew York : \b Cambridge University Press, \c 2014. |
| 300 | ## | \aXV, 296 p. ; \c 23 cm. |
| 504 | ## | \aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 252 - 284) and index. |
| 505 | 0# | \a1. Reform in an imperfect world -- 2. "Deep democratization" and the control of corruption -- 3. First, do no harm - then, build trust: reform in fragile and post-conflict societies -- 4. Official moguls: power, protection...and profits -- 5. Oligarchs and clans: high stakes and insecurity -- 6. Elite cartels: hanging on with a little help from my friends -- 7. Influence market corruption: wealth and power versus justice -- 8. Staying power: building and sustaining citizen engagement. |
| 650 | #4 | \aCorruption. |
| 650 | #4 | \aPolitical corruption. |
| 650 | #4 | \aDemocracy \x Moral and ethical aspects. |
| 850 | ## | \aLIC |
| 999 | ## | \a2120004734 |
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