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Restructuring, Renorming, Rethinking:
Inferences from Canonical Thai Corruption Cases
from the Journal of the Thai National Anti-Corruption Commission |
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Fighting 'Corruption' with What Really Works: Lessons from Today and from History |
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in which is explained the chronic persistence of widespread corruption despite nominal state commitments to the rule of law and extensive notionally remedial programs and in which is further explained what has actually worked, and why coercive programs founded on the economist's calculating- machine view of man must fail and must continue to fail, and why what works is the opposite of current programming, which wastes time and resources and perpetuates false hopes. |
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