Corrupt Britain

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Focusing on political corruption in Britain, the book explores its historical context and the contemporary issue of corruption denial among politicians. It examines evolving definitions of corruption and the ethical standards for public office holders, emphasizing the significance of understanding corruption through a multi-disciplinary lens that includes history, political science, sociology, anthropology, and urban ethnography. The work aims to address concerns about corruption while identifying its potential causes and implications within the state.