Corruption and sustainable development
Subtitle: the Third World perspective
By: edited by Godwin Onu
Contributors: International Political Science Association. Research Committee 4 on Public Bureaucracy in Developing Societies
Publisher: Bookpoint
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Onitsha, Nigeria
Language: eng
Number of pages: 358
ISBN-13: 9783683651463
Subjects: Political corruption; Congresses; Sustainable development
Notes: "This book is the outcome of an International Conference held in October 2001 at Abuja"--P. [4] of cover.

"Published under the auspices of the International Political Science Association's Research Committee 4 on Public Bureaucracy in Developing Societies in collaboration with the Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State, and AFRIGOV, Abuja, Nigeria"--T.p.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Towards a corrupt free sustainable development and challenges for good governance and prosperity in Nigeria  -- Anyim Pius Anyim; title: Welcome address presented at the Mid-Term International Conference organised by International Political Science Association (IPSA) RC4 in association with Nnamdi Azikiwe University (NAU) Awka, with the support of African Centre for Democratic Governance (AFRIGOV)  -- Pita Ejiofor; title: Key note address  -- R.B. Jain; title: Channeling greed towards the public interest  -- Stuart Nagel; title: Public service ethics in Nigeria's local government system  -- Remi Aiyede; title: Capitalist ethos and counter corruption policies in Nigeria  -- Okonete Ekanem; title: Social security question and corruption in Nigeria  -- Ifeanyi Onyeonoru and Emmanuel A. Fayankinnu; title: Tackling corruption in public services : the prospects for India in the 21st century  -- Rajalakshmi Mishra; title: Public sector (mis)management and the quest for good governance in Nigeria : the case of the National Electric Power Authority (NEPA)  -- Antonia T. Simbine; title: Emerging paradigms, prognosis, and sustainable development : the case of privatization in developing societies  -- Godwin Onu; title: Internalizing effectiveness and accountability for the public good : strategic choices for public sector bureaucracies in Africa  -- Festus C. Nze and Anayo Nkamnebe; title: Ethical measures for efficient and corruption free public administration in Nigeria : a critical appraisal  -- William Ehwarieme; title: Bureaucratic corruption and anti-corruption strategies in Nigeria, 1976-2001  -- Kunle Ajayi; title: Corruption and the political economy of sustainability transition in Africa  -- Obidimma, I.O. Onyemelukwe; title: The Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Act, 2000 and the quest for the sanitization of the public service in Nigeria : an exploration of its feasibility  -- Nuhu O. Yaqub; title: Forms and incidence of corruption in the present day dispensation in Nigeria : implications for counselling  -- C.A. Nwankwo; title: Combating corruption in India : the role of civil society  -- Sunil Sondhi; title: Good governance and economic liberalisation : the reform of public enterprises in India  -- Sandeep Shastri; title: Administrative regime for corruption free sustainable development : a study in the context of liberalization policy in the Rajasthan State, India  -- P.S. Bhatnagar; title: Corruption and productivity in the public services of Third World countries : the challenge of good governance in Nigeria  -- Onyema Nnadozie; title: Mediating encounters : corruption and the Nigerian state  -- Musa Abutudu; title: Public policy and accountability factor in the implementation of Universal Basic Education (UBE) scheme in Nigeria  -- C.C. Okeke; title: The phenomenon of corruption and the challenges of democratic consolidation in Nigeria : a prognosis  -- Emmanuel O. Ojo; title: Impact of democratization on the public bureaucracy in Nigeria : a study of recruitment and promotion in the civil service of Anambra State  -- Okechukwu Ibeanu, Franca Epueke, and Francis Ikenga; title: Corruption and socio-political development in Nigeria : causes and solutions  -- Mike Oddih; title: Values and ethics of public responsibility -- E.A. Egboh.