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» Home » Administrative System and Corruption: Inherent Mechanism and Countermeasures

Administrative System and Corruption: Inherent Mechanism and Countermeasures

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ID: TARP-293
Title: Administrative System and Corruption: Inherent Mechanism and Countermeasures
Source: CPA Chinese Administration, No. 1, 2003, General No. 211
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Year: 2003
Pages: 6
Author(s): Liping Zhen
Keywords: administration
Abstract: This paper discusses the inherent relation between administrative functions and corruption from the perspective of failure to operate administrative power. It explores the reasons in respect of actual system leading to the corruption of public functionary. It points out that the main reason of corruption is unreasonable administrative system. Based on this, the paper advances the countermeasures accordingly.
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Download Article: Available here (Chinese)

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