Since the mid-1990s, corruption has become an increasingly global problem. Corruption encompasses a wide range of activities, from global illicit trafficking to terrorism to bribery and nepotism, and is a major driver of economic inequality in both developing and developed countries. In this general reader, Leslie Holmes examines the intricacies of defining corruption in different cultural contexts, and the problems that arise in assessing its scale and nature. Regarding corruption, Holmes conducted a very important discussion from the environmental, economic, social, political and international perspectives, and put forward ideas for solving this global problem.
Reader comments
This rich book explores the global problem of corruption from multiple perspectives. The author Leslie Holmes's point of view is very profound and gave me a more comprehensive understanding of corruption. The cases and ideas in the book also gave me a lot of inspiration and reminded me of some of the problems I encountered in my life and work. I think this is a valuable book and worth reading.
Comprehensive analysis of the causes and legal provisions of corruption in various social systems, historical and cultural backgrounds of various countries, and concepts of various countries, and more systematic study, this should be a required course in colleges and universities.
This rich book explores the global problem of corruption from multiple perspectives. The author Leslie Holmes's point of view is very profound and gave me a more comprehensive understanding of corruption. The cases and ideas in the book also gave me a lot of inspiration and reminded me of some of the problems I encountered in my life and work. I think this is a valuable book and worth reading.
Comprehensive analysis of the causes and legal provisions of corruption in various social systems, historical and cultural backgrounds of various countries, and concepts of various countries, and more systematic study, this should be a required course in colleges and universities.