Routledge The New Institutional Economics of Corruption - 64

Explore a deep analysis of corruption through the lens of New Institutional Economics. This volume from the Routledge Frontiers of Political Economy series examines the phenomenon using one of the most influential schools of thought in modern social science. By applying New Institutional Economics, this book provides a specialized perspective on how institutional frameworks impact corrupt practices. It serves as a significant resource for those studying economic conditions, political economy, and the structural drivers of corruption in various societies. This text is designed for readers seeking a scholarly understanding of how economic institutions shape social behavior. It offers a rigorous look at the mechanisms behind corruption, making it a valuable addition to any academic or professional library focused on economics and law.