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Corruption in India The DNA and the RNA
Publication details: New Delhi Konark Publishers Pvt. Ltd. 2012Description: 193P PBISBN:- 9789322008062
- 364.168 DEB
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About this Item: Konark Publishers, 2011. India will need to win the battle against endemic corruption if it has to survive prosper and achieve the status of a developed economy and an inclusive society To design a comprehensive anti-corruption program we need to i appreciate the core elements that lead to corrupt behavior by public officials and ii understand the mechanics of corruption These elements range from poor policy formulation low use of technology inappropriate assignment of discretion and lack of transparency and accountability The authors argue that improvements in efficiency of governance and anti-corruption efforts will need to go hand in hand The war can be won as it has been in other democracies only through political action driven by pressure from citizens to demand both greater efficiency and honesty from their government 195 pp
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| 364.1323 JOH Anti-corruption strategies in fragile states | 364.1323 ROS Greed, corruption, and the modern state | 364.1323 SOR Corruption and criminal justice | 364.168 DEB Corruption in India | 370.190973 APP Ideology and curriculum | 371.30281 NOR The good study guide | 371.30281 NOR - 2 The good study guide |
Corruption - India
About this Item: Konark Publishers, 2011. India will need to win the battle against endemic corruption if it has to survive prosper and achieve the status of a developed economy and an inclusive society To design a comprehensive anti-corruption program we need to i appreciate the core elements that lead to corrupt behavior by public officials and ii understand the mechanics of corruption These elements range from poor policy formulation low use of technology inappropriate assignment of discretion and lack of transparency and accountability The authors argue that improvements in efficiency of governance and anti-corruption efforts will need to go hand in hand The war can be won as it has been in other democracies only through political action driven by pressure from citizens to demand both greater efficiency and honesty from their government 195 pp
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