CORRUPTION Syndromes of Corruption
CORRUPTION Syndromes of Corruption
CORRUPTION Syndromes of Corruption
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266 Index<br />
scandals (cont.)<br />
Influence Market countries 61, 63<br />
Italy 93, 96, 98–100<br />
Japan 61, 77, 78–80, 84<br />
Kenya 172<br />
Mexico 150, 151–152<br />
Philippines 143<br />
United States 63, 65, 200<br />
Scandinavia 33<br />
secret societies, Korean <strong>of</strong>ficer corps 105<br />
service contracts, and corruption 27<br />
Shigemasa Seishi, Japanese minister 79<br />
Sibneft, Russian oil company 134<br />
Sindona, Michele 97<br />
Singapore 14, 33, 211, 214<br />
small businesses 28<br />
smuggling<br />
China 165<br />
Kenya 173<br />
social consensus 197<br />
South Korea 41, 43, 103, 214<br />
1988 Olympic Games 109<br />
authoritarian government 103, 104<br />
bureaucratic corruption 104<br />
chaebols 26, 88, 103, 106–107, 108,<br />
110–111<br />
civil society strengthened 113, 114, 218<br />
compared with Japan 87, 103, 112–113<br />
construction projects 108<br />
democratization in 91, 103, 104,<br />
113, 184<br />
economic growth 106–107<br />
electoral competition 111, 114<br />
Elite Cartel corruption 44, 88, 91,<br />
103–114<br />
elite networks 103, 107, 204<br />
institutional weakness 105<br />
money politics 103, 106, 108, 112<br />
New Village Movement 108, 109<br />
<strong>of</strong>ficer corps secret societies 105<br />
political hegemony 104–106<br />
politicized economic policies 31, 88<br />
reforms and prospects for 113–114, 205,<br />
206, 211<br />
regional loyalties 109<br />
state bureaucracy 105<br />
vote-buying (huw ŏnhoe) 107<br />
Southeast Asia 31<br />
Spain 14<br />
and Philippines 138<br />
Starovoitova, Galina V. 130<br />
state<br />
boundaries <strong>of</strong> 9<br />
centrality <strong>of</strong> 188<br />
measurement <strong>of</strong> functions 192, 215<br />
need for enhanced capacity 22, 195<br />
reduced to management function 19,<br />
195, 216<br />
state bureaucracies<br />
China 161, 164–165<br />
corruption within 10, 25, 131<br />
effect <strong>of</strong> corruption on 26<br />
in Elite Cartel countries 89, 204, 205<br />
Indonesia 179, 180<br />
in Influence Market countries 60<br />
Italy 94, 98<br />
Japan 77, 78, 80, 81, 85<br />
and Oligarch and Clan reforms 209<br />
Russia 131<br />
South Korea 104, 105<br />
see also institutions; <strong>of</strong>ficials<br />
statistical indicators<br />
Elite Cartel corruption 91, 92<br />
governance 225<br />
groups in relation to world economy 227<br />
Influence Market corruption 62<br />
Official Mogul corruption 157<br />
Oligarch and Clan corruption 123<br />
social 226<br />
use <strong>of</strong> 188, 193<br />
Stoiber, Edmund, Prime Minister <strong>of</strong><br />
Bavaria 76<br />
Stroessner, Alfredo, president <strong>of</strong> Paraguay<br />
204<br />
Suharto, Mohammed, President <strong>of</strong><br />
Indonesia 177<br />
Suharto family, wealth <strong>of</strong> 180<br />
Sukarno, Ahmed, President <strong>of</strong><br />
Indonesia 177<br />
Tan, Lucio 141<br />
Tanaka Kakuei, prime minister <strong>of</strong> Japan<br />
79, 82<br />
tax collection, in Oligarch and Clan reforms<br />
208<br />
tax evasion 29<br />
Germany 76<br />
tax fraud, China 164<br />
Thailand 41<br />
theft, <strong>of</strong>ficial 20, 169<br />
Thyssen-Henschel 75<br />
Tillman Act (1907) (US) 64<br />
Traficant, James, US congressman 68<br />
transitional economies 41<br />
transparency, for Elite Cartel reforms<br />
204, 205<br />
Transparency International 5, 195<br />
<strong>Corruption</strong> Perceptions Index (CPI) 20,<br />
32–35, 55<br />
in Mexico 152