Government Anti-Corruption Strategies: A Cross-Cultural Perspective (original) (raw)

This book review explores a compilation of chapters that analyze anti-corruption strategies in developing countries, referencing the work of Transparency International. It discusses the importance of transparency in combating corruption, the effectiveness of anti-corruption tools, and the role of political leadership and citizen engagement. While recognizing the book's strengths, such as successful case studies and the relevance of the Corruption Perceptions Index, it also notes the omission of African and Latin American contexts, highlighting the need for broader inclusivity in future research.