| Popis: |
In this book the author is particularly interested in exploring the nature and limitations of bureaucratic structures, the increasing prevalence of bureaucratic organizations, behavior within bureaucracies, and the nature and characteristics of various bureaucratic structures. The findings of this book have implications for incentives and information deficiencies faced by bureaucrats, the top-down centralization of the bureaucratic structure, the nature of public bureaucracy, the nature of the sovereign-reference politician relationship, and the decentralization of decision-making. In the present book, the author focuses on the consequences of corrupt behavior, the context and causes of corruption, the effectiveness of anti-corruption initiatives, the political nature of corruption, and the role of political institutions in curbing or increasing corruption. The purpose of this book is to discuss implications and future directions for the causes and consequences of corruption within the criminal justice system, the impact of anti-corruption strategies, policies and measures, structural and cultural measures to combat corruption, the broad and pervasive nature of corruption, and the reality of corruption. |
