Routledge Corruption, Economic Growth and Globalization Book

Explore the complex relationship between corruption and global economic development in this Routledge publication. As national governments and international bodies like the OECD, UN, and World Bank prioritize anti-corruption measures, understanding the underlying drivers becomes essential for policy and growth. This book examines how a stable political system acts as a necessary condition for promoting sustainable economic growth. It looks at how corruption functions within specific institutional and cultural settings, moving beyond simple definitions to look at the social and political realities that shape modern economies. Readers will gain insights into how individualistic values, personality traits, and criminal elements contribute to corrupt practices. By analyzing these various settings, the text provides a detailed look at the economic and political forces that influence global markets and the stability of national systems.