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245 00 $aPreventing corruption in Asia :$binstitutional design and policy capacity /$cedited by Ting Gong and Stephen K. Ma.
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490 1 $aRoutledge contemporary Asia series ;$v15
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 $aBeyond enforcement : anticorruption reform as a problem of institutional design / Melanie Manion -- China's war on corruption / Andrew Wedeman -- Rent seeking under the licensing state : the institutional sources of economic corruption in China / Tak-Wing Ngo -- Cadre recruitment and corruption : what goes wrong? / Yan Sun -- The institutionalization of party discipline inspection in China : dynamics and dilemmas / Ting Gong -- "Policing the police" : a perennial challenge for China's anti-corruption agencies / Stephen K. Ma -- Preventing corruption through performance measurement : the case of China / Hon S. Chan and Jie Gao -- Japan, Korea, the Philippines, China : four syndromes of corruption / Michael Johnston -- Curbing corruption in a one-party dominant system : learning from Singapore's experience / Jon S.T. Quah -- Combating corruption in India : challenges and approaches / O.P. Dwivedi, D.S. Mishra and Meera Mishra -- Preventing corruption in Turkey : issues, instruments, and institutions / Muhittin Acar and UÄur Emek -- Evolving perceptions of government integrity and changing anticorruption measures in Taiwan / Chilik Yu [and others] -- Corruption, culture and institutions : evidence from the Pacific Islands / Peter Lamour -- Concluding remarks : toward a cleaner governance / Gerald E. Caiden.
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