Titlebook: Understanding and Preventing Corruption; Adam Graycar,Tim Prenzler Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limite

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The Architecture of Corruption Control International treaties are also described which support efforts within and between countries to eliminate, or at least limit, corruption, including through the dissemination of regular corruption risk assessments and reports.

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Describing Corruptiony labelled ‘corruption’, including bribery, extortion, embezzlement, conflicts of interest, patronage, nepotism and cronyism. The chapter also addresses the issue of grey areas, especially around customary gift giving. The focus then moves to the question of where corruption occurs by introducing th

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Applying Crime Prevention and Regulatory Theory to Corruptionon prevention strategies. The chapter first highlights the relevance of situational crime prevention. This is supported by an analysis of regulatory theory, especially the idea of ‘smart regulation’, and the application of TASP diagnostics. These approaches converge around the idea of a process of (

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Preventing Corruption in Criminal Justicese of the long history of varied and destructive forms of abuse of due process rights and responsibilities in this sector. Corruption has, and still does occur in the judiciary, as well as police and corrective services, in many locations. Examples are provided of how situational prevention principl

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Designing out Corruption in Urban Planning local government in development application and approval processes. Using case studies, the chapter shows that the harmful effects of corruption in urban planning can be extremely serious, including in health and safety risks. Application of the TASP model demonstrates how procedural changes can be