Publication

2010

Corruption is a scourge upon the development of all countries, undermining public confidence in the institutions of the state. It particularly impedes the progress of countries in transition, misappropriating much-needed capital away form the state. Resources provided through corrupt practices are often transformed into economic and political influence, thus weakening democratic institutions and further expanding corruption in a vicious circle. The defence sector often provides fertile ground for such malign activities due to the culture of secrecy and impunity that shields it from rigorous scrutiny.

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Author Jean-Jacques de Dardel, Francois Melese, Adrian Kendry, Susan Pond, James Greene, Mark Pyman, Aditya Batara, George Lucas, Alxandre Kukhianidze, Tamuna Karosanidze, Nina Khatiskatsi, Alexander Scrivener, Anne-Christine Wegener, Mark Pynam, Leonid Polyakov, Wim F van Eekelen, Valeri Ratchev, Alice Eldridge, Dominique Lamoureux, Ian Davis, Nickolay Slatinski
Series DCAF Books and Monographs
Publisher Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces (DCAF)
Copyright © 2010 Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces (DCAF)
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