Political corruption in transition
Subtitle: a skeptic's handbook
By: edited by Stephen Kotkin and András Sajó
Contributors: Kotkin, Stephen; Sajó, András
Publisher: Central European University Press
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Budapest; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 493
Subjects: Political corruption -- Europe, Eastern; Political corruption -- Europe, Eastern -- Case studies
Genres: Case studies
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index
Table of contents: title: Clientelism and extortion: corruption in transition / András Sajó; title: Corruption: an analytical map / Diego Gambetta; title: Political corruption, democratization, and reform / Mark Philp; title: Dilemmas of corruption control / James B. Jacobs; title: The bad, the worse and the worst: guesstimating the level of corruption / Endre Sík; title: The impact of corruption on economic development: applying "third world" into the former second world / Paul Hutchcroft; title: From political clientelism to outright corruption-the rise of the scandal industry / Erhard Blankenburg; title: Clientelism and corruption in South Korea / Joongi Kim; title: Russia's distorted anticorruption campaigns / Virginie Coulloudon; title: Kompromat and corruption in Russia / Ákos Szilágyi; title: Games of corruption: east central Europe, 1945-1999 / Elmér Hankiss; title: Corruption in Czech privatization: the dangers o "neo-liberal" privatization / Quentin Reed; title: Corruption and administrative barriers for Russian business / Vadim Radaev; title: The impact of corruption on legitimacy of authority in new democracies / Lena Kolarska-Bobińska; title: Structural corruption of party-funding models: governmental favoritism in Bulgaria and Russia / Daniel Smilov; title: Post-soviet corruption outburst in post-conflict Tajikistan / Tokhir Mirzoev; title: Liberalism, geopolitics, social justices / Stephen Kotkin