CORRUPTION Syndromes of Corruption

Contents
List of figures page viii
List of tables
ix
Preface
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1 Wealth, power, and corruption 1
2 The international setting: power, consensus, and policy 16
3 Participation, institutions, and syndromes of corruption 36
4 Influence Markets: influence for rent, decisions for sale 60
5 Elite Cartels: how to buy friends and govern people 89
6 Oligarchs and Clans: we are family – and you’re not 120
7 Official Moguls: reach out and squeeze someone 155
8 From analysis to reform 186
Appendix A: Countries in each cluster and distances from statistical
cluster centers 221
Appendix B: Statistical indicators for country clusters 225
References 228
Index 257
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