"This book offers a novel sociological theory of corruption and uses it as a framework to make sense of rich ethnographic data, which includes more than one hundred in-depth interviews collected in Hungary over ten years of fieldwork."--
"This book offers a novel sociological theory of corruption and uses it as a framework to make sense of rich ethnographic data, which includes more than one hundred in-depth interviews collected in Hungary over ten years of fieldwork."--
David Jancsics is Professor at the School of Public Affairs of San Diego State University. He consults with international organizations such as the United Nations, European Commission, U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Centre, and Transparency International.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. A Sociological Conceptualization of Corruption 2. From Low-level Petty Corruption to State Capture 3. Dealing with Strangers: Market Corruption on the Spot 4. The Agent Side: Opportunity Structure and Corrupt OrganizationalSubculture 5. Just Helping Friends 6. Finding and Sharing Contacts: Brokerage in Low-level Corruption 7. Do It for the Company 8. Oligarchs and Politicians: It's Legal on Paper 9. Patron-client Networks and Professional Corruption Brokers 10. A Completely Captured System as of 2022 11. Policies Against Corruption
Introduction 1. A Sociological Conceptualization of Corruption 2. From Low-level Petty Corruption to State Capture 3. Dealing with Strangers: Market Corruption on the Spot 4. The Agent Side: Opportunity Structure and Corrupt OrganizationalSubculture 5. Just Helping Friends 6. Finding and Sharing Contacts: Brokerage in Low-level Corruption 7. Do It for the Company 8. Oligarchs and Politicians: It's Legal on Paper 9. Patron-client Networks and Professional Corruption Brokers 10. A Completely Captured System as of 2022 11. Policies Against Corruption
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