Routledge Corruption, Economic Growth and Globalization - Routledge Economics

This Routledge academic text examines the intricate relationship between corruption and economic development in the global economy. The book addresses how corruption remains a priority concern for governments and international organisations including the OECD, UN, and World Bank. It analyses the essential role of stable political systems in controlling corruption and fostering sustainable economic growth. The work explores how corruption stems from institutional and cultural factors, individual traits linked to individualistic values, and criminal behaviour patterns. By examining the social, political, and economic realities across different settings, this volume provides scholars, policymakers, and researchers with insights into how corruption affects economic conditions and global markets.