Corruption and Criminal Justice /

By:

Wade, Anne

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TextLanguage: English Publication details: Bhopal: Arcler Education Inc., 2018.Description: 276 pages ; 23 cmISBN:

9781773610047

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364.132 WAD

Summary: The book attempts to explain the systemic and individualized causes and manifestation of corruption. As most readers will find, corruption is a pervasive perversion of what ought to be in a functional democracy. That means that its tentacles are never far from any facet of society. It does have its victims and often those victims are the most vulnerable in society. This book is aimed at those undergraduate students that have an interest in the administration of criminal justice across the globe. It is an introductory book that covers some of the major themes that have characterized this aspect of community life.

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The book attempts to explain the systemic and individualized causes and manifestation of corruption. As most readers will find, corruption is a pervasive perversion of what ought to be in a functional democracy. That means that its tentacles are never far from any facet of society. It does have its victims and often those victims are the most vulnerable in society. This book is aimed at those undergraduate students that have an interest in the administration of criminal justice across the globe. It is an introductory book that covers some of the major themes that have characterized this aspect of community life.

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