This book provides senior undergraduates, graduate students, and scholars working in the areas of comparative politics, comparative political economy, economic development, business Politics in emerging markets, and public policy with the first systematic theoretical study of Corruption in dictatorships, using data and in-depth country studies from across the world..
This book provides senior undergraduates, graduate students, and scholars working in the areas of comparative politics, comparative political economy, economic development, business Politics in emerging markets, and public policy with the first systematic theoretical study of Corruption in dictatorships, using data and in-depth country studies from across the world.
