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Are Anti-Corruption Agencies Headed in the Right Direction?

Articles, India, Issue XI, June 2016 / By

Of late, a debate has reappeared in India on how active anti-corruption agencies should navigate themselves. This has brought into focus the role of anti-corruption agencies and the negative impact the “hyper activity” has on governance in general. The issue appears to be very pertinent as one scam after another is surfacing, resulting in disdain …

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India‘s Gilded Age – Course Correction or Course Continuity?

India, Issue VIII, Aug 2015 / By

The famous American author Mark Twain is credited with coining the term “Gilded Age” to satirize a period in U.S. history of grave social concerns veiled by a golden veneer.1 The main social problem he had in mind was “corruption”, which characterized the era. That period saw a huge gap in income distribution as the …

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