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Corruption by design: building clean government in mainland China and Hong Kong

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Corruption and Economic Development China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance Crime, Illicit Activities, and Governance

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Acknowledgments 1. Anticorruption Reform in a Setting of Widespread Corruption 2. Corruption and Anticorruption Reform in Hong Kong 3. An Explosion of Corruption in Mainland China 4. Problems of Routine Anticorruption Enforcement 5. Anticorruption Campaigns as Enforcement Mechanisms 6. Institutional Designs for Clean Government Notes Works Cited Index

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