Public corruption in the United States : analysis of a destructive phenomenon
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Public corruption in the United States : analysis of a destructive phenomenon
（Routledge series on practical and evidence-based policing）
Routledge, 2022
- : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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* Provides an easy-to-digest, apolitical, and holistic view of corruption, covering types, methods, trends, challenges, and overall impact, as well as the necessary steps to combat it. * An essential guide for investigators, compliance professionals, academics, educators, and everyday citizens seeking to better serve, support, and protect their communities. * The only comprehensive anti-corruption guide written from the perspective of a law enforcement professional experienced in dissecting corruption both on the micro and macro levels.
Table of Contents
- Foreword by James Gagliano
- Introduction
- Part I: Identifying Corruption
- 1. The Basics: What is Corruption?
- 2. Investigating Corruption
- 3. Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Corruption
- 4. Law Enforcement and Regulatory Corruption
- 5. International Corruption and Indian Country
- 6. Prison Corruption
- 7. Border Corruption
- 8. Disaster Relief Corruption and Fraud
- 9. Election Crimes (Fraud and Corruption)
- 10. Organized Crime and Corruption
- Part II: Combating Corruption
- 11. Impact of Corruption
- 12. Four Pillars of an Anti-Corruption Posture
- 13. Proactive Intolerance
- 14. Ethics in Law Enforcement
- 15. Congressional Reform
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