Understanding the Trap of Systemic Corruption

What is it about?

Corruption is not just an individual decision, it might become embedded and normalized in organizations and societies, through rationalizations and intricate social relations.

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Why is it important?

An over normative vision of corruption (assuming a sharp distinction between “good “ vs “bad behaviors) ) tends to miss the importance of a whole sets of interactions that in a particular society support dozens of practices and routines that might not by themselves be corrupt acts but that helps to sustain and reproduce corrupt structures.