It is entitled Corrupt Cities. It outlines the practical steps that can clean out a government in a matter of months. While it may be embarrassing, a good start is made when it is recognized that it is not people but systems that determine the level of corruption in a society.
People are the same everywhere.
If people are put in a position where theft is easy and secret and where they have almost no risk of prosecution, many will take the plunge. Others will not. You cannot base a government system on the people who will not fall for temptations which become widely available, but rather on the suspicion that people will fall if they are given a lot of incentive to do so. The key incentive for corruption is the likelihood of never being caught or prosecuted. That's a system built for theft.