Wayward Governance: Illegality and Its Control in the Public Sector

Peter Nils Grabosky

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This publication seeks to develop a theory of government illegality and to specify measures by which breaches of law by agents of the state may be prevented and controlled. The book contains 17 case studies which provide some revealing insight into these matters. Each case is carefully analysed with the intention of illustrating what went wrong and how a repetition of the incident might be prevented in the future.

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