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224 Appendix A Group 4: Official Moguls (N ¼ 29) Country Abbrev. Distance Algeria ALG 5.86685 Cameroon CAO 2.81497 Central Africa CAF 10.59637 Chad CHD 2.94259 China CHN 6.12066 Congo, Rep. <strong>of</strong> CRP 11.17139 Egypt EGY 5.57582 Gabon GAB 5.50351 Guinea-Bissau GNB 7.92945 Haiti HTI 2.54349 Indonesia INS 9.59441 Iran IRN 11.65739 Ivory Coast IVO 7.19949 Jordan JOR 13.76616 Kenya KEN 2.10563 Kuwait KWT 5.55828 Malawi MAW 13.84777 Morocco MOR 7.78743 Myanmar MMR 11.53267 Nigeria NIG 10.03197 Oman OMN 8.63007 Rwanda RWA 2.93964 Syria SYR 12.32687 Tanzania TAZ 5.66171 Togo TGO 3.96091 Tunisia TUN 2.36309 Uganda UGA 13.63157 United Arab Emirates UAE 7.43969 Zimbabwe ZIM 8.38316
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Syndromes of Corruption: Wealth, Po
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For Betsy, always.
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Figures 2.1 Human development and c
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Preface ‘‘I have seen the futur
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xii Preface assistants; the Office
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1 Wealth, power, and corruption Thr
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Wealth, power, and corruption 3 fou
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Wealth, power, and corruption 5 tel
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Wealth, power, and corruption 7 mos
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Wealth, power, and corruption 15 re
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The international setting 17 All th
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The international setting 19 or une
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The international setting 21 the br
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The international setting 23 becaus
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The international setting 27 and Al
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The international setting 31 indeed
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The international setting 33 extens
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The international setting 35 compar
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Influence Markets 61 disillusionmen
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Influence Markets 63 highly visible
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Influence Markets 65 of 1971. That
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Influence Markets 67 limits apply t
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Influence Markets 69 indicted in 19
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Influence Markets 71 risk may be ex
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Influence Markets 73 with hard mone
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Influence Markets 75 and the highes
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Influence Markets 77 What of the lo
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Influence Markets 79 paid large bri
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Influence Markets 81 political part
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Influence Markets 83 interventions
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Influence Markets 85 nearly impossi
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Influence Markets 87 anti-corruptio
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5 Elite Cartels: how to buy friends
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Elite Cartels 91 hegemony anchored
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Elite Cartels 93 lower than for the
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Elite Cartels 95 DC-led coalition t
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Elite Cartels 97 The rapid rise in
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Elite Cartels 99 that was part of i
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Elite Cartels 101 parties’’ in
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Elite Cartels 103 Korea: ‘‘mone
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Elite Cartels 105 a personalized vi
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Elite Cartels 107 and charities. Du
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Elite Cartels 109 his presidency (1
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Elite Cartels 111 their power; afte
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Elite Cartels 113 predict, and pote
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Elite Cartels 115 Botswana: an Elit
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Elite Cartels 117 As in many patron
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Elite Cartels 119 vantage-point of
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Oligarchs and Clans 121 Opportunity
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Oligarchs and Clans 123 Table 6.1:
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Oligarchs and Clans 125 Russia has
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Oligarchs and Clans 127 first Presi
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Oligarchs and Clans 129 all. In 200
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Oligarchs and Clans 131 The Soviet
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Oligarchs and Clans 133 After the f
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Oligarchs and Clans 135 Oligarchs,
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Oligarchs and Clans 137 and the Uni
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Oligarchs and Clans 139 administrat
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Oligarchs and Clans 141 election fr
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Oligarchs and Clans 143 General Fid
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Oligarchs and Clans 145 the PRI’s
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Oligarchs and Clans 147 effective,
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Oligarchs and Clans 149 kickbacks,
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Oligarchs and Clans 151 not object
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Oligarchs and Clans 153 different s
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7 Official Moguls: reach out and sq
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Official Moguls 157 Table 7.1: Stat
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Official Moguls 159 of Suharto in 1
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Official Moguls 161 moonlighting, s
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Official Moguls 163 the Cultural Re
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Official Moguls 165 Increasingly Ch
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Official Moguls 167 hegemony, limit
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Official Moguls 169 and effective c
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Official Moguls 171 deteriorated in
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Official Moguls 173 officials and t
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Official Moguls 175 Kenya, in the e
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Official Moguls 177 conflict in som
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Official Moguls 179 (King, 2000; Co
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Official Moguls 181 percentages tha
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Official Moguls 183 higher on a cor
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Official Moguls 185 as a whole-soci
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From analysis to reform 187 What ha
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From analysis to reform 189 In many
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From analysis to reform 191 relativ
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From analysis to reform 193 cannot
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From analysis to reform 195 corrupt
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From analysis to reform 197 emphasi
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250 References Ross, Stanley D. 199
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252 References Singleton, Solveig.
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254 References 2004a. ‘‘The FEC
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256 References World Factbook Onlin
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258 Index bribery 10, 24 in America
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260 Index Elite Cartel corruption (
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262 Index Japan (cont.) state burea
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264 Index Oligarch and Clan corrupt
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266 Index scandals (cont.) Influenc
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