Politicians and Curruption. Role of Law, Election, Dictators

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Corruption is deeply ingrained in human society, driven by desires for wealth and privilege, particularly among politicians who manipulate democracy for personal gain. The paper explores how corruption affects governance, with a focus on the Western Balkans, where extreme poverty can lead to wealth accumulation through corrupt practices. It highlights the pervasive nature of corruption across all social classes and regions, illustrating that no society is immune to its influence. The analysis underscores the destructive impact of corruption on public assets and the political landscape.