Everyday corruption and the state: citizens and public officials in Africa

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Corruption and Economic Development Crime, Illicit Activities, and Governance African Studies and Ethnography

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* Contents * Part 1: Approach, Method, Summary * 1. Introduction: why should we study everyday corruption and how should we go about it? * 2. Corruption in Africa and the social sciences: a review of the literature * 3. Everyday corruption in West Africa * 4. The popular semiology of corruption * Part 2: Sectoral Studies * 5. Corruption in the legal system * 6. We don't eat the documents - Corruption in transport, customs and the civil forces * 7. Corruption and public procurements * 8. Corruption in the health sector * Part 3: Cross-Disciplinary Topics * 9. An independent republic: Everyday corruption in a Senegalese development co-operation programme * 10. The war against corruption in Benin, Niger and Senegal: an historical approach

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