Routledge - The Political Economy of Corruption in China

Gain a deep understanding of the economic and social dynamics within China through this scholarly text. Part of the Studies on Contemporary China series, this hardcover book provides a comprehensive examination of corruption in China from 1949 to the present. Readers will explore the various facets of corruption, including its meaning, frequency, and monetary value. The text identifies the specific kinds of goods exchanged and analyzes the different perpetrators and the strategies they use. By looking at the period following 1949, the book provides historical context for modern economic conditions. This work investigates the relationship between socialist organizational structures and corruption. It looks at how ideology can serve to both restrain and encourage these practices within the country. This is an essential resource for students, researchers, and professionals interested in the economic conditions and political structures of contemporary China.