The New Institutional Economics of Corruption

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Exploring the phenomenon of corruption through the lens of New Institutional Economics, this book offers a comprehensive analysis that highlights its significance within contemporary social sciences. It delves into the mechanisms and implications of corruption, providing insights into how institutional frameworks shape economic behaviors and outcomes. The work aims to deepen understanding of corruption's complexities and its impact on societal structures, making it a vital resource for scholars and policymakers alike.