Titlebook: Criminology of Corruption; Theoretical Approach Graham Brooks Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Business.Socio

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Introduction,ommit corrupt acts. Political science and economics focus on the measurement of corruption and on strategies of prevention and view offenders as mostly rational actors. This echoes some criminological approaches—such as rational choice (Wilson and Herrnstein 1985) and routine activity (Cohen and Fel

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Studying Corruption: An Interdisciplinary Problem,ify a set of criteria that suggests necessary and sufficient conditions for an act to occur. These criteria, however, differ depending on the focus of the discipline and also the theoretical approach.

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,Explaining Corruption: Experiencing Strain in the ‘Modern’ World,t is equated with personal value and social status (Jones 2006). It was the disjunction between culturally induced appetites for wealth and the chances of success that brought about strain. It is this strain of cultural aims of material wealth and available avenues for it to be legitimately achieved

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Explaining Corruption: Drifting In and Out of Corruption and Techniques of Neutralization,zation’ which permitted violations in certain cases without rejecting conventional behaviour completely. It is this drift and the techniques of neutralization which is the focus of attention here, but where useful I also refer to Dittenhofer (1995) and Zeiltin’s (2001) syndrome of injustice and diss

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,Explaining Corruption: Why Don’t We All Commit Acts of Corruption?,achers, police—are operating effectively in preventing crime (Reiss 1949, 1951; Nye 1958; Reckless 1967; Hirschi 1969; Hagan 1989). It is these approaches we now consider in trying to understand corruption.

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,Explaining Corruption: As Inevitable in a ‘System’ of Conflict?,e main thrust of this chapter is explaining conflict under capitalism, which is what the above authors discussed rather than dictatorships or an absolute monarchy, even though there are power differentials in all systems and corrupt individuals and organizations.

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Explaining Corruption: A Rational, Calculated Choice?,e was embedded as a central tenet of a range of political and policy approaches associated with a conservative view of personal responsibility, behaviour and accountability, with the criminal law defined by the state and its composition as non-problematic with a focus predominantly on street crime.

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Book 2016e most relevant theoretical approaches and uses them to help explain acts of corruption and prevention. It will be of great interest to scholars researching these issues across criminology, sociology and other disciplines.

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In-Laws Relationships in Germany,ommit corrupt acts. Political science and economics focus on the measurement of corruption and on strategies of prevention and view offenders as mostly rational actors. This echoes some criminological approaches—such as rational choice (Wilson and Herrnstein 1985) and routine activity (Cohen and Fel