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 Corruption
in South Asia: India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka |
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Hard
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2002; 372pp;
US$ 25.00
Rs. 1,200.00
(Postage free only for local
orders) |
Edited
by: K M de Silva,
G H Peiris and
S W R de A Samarasinghe
Most of the essays in this volume deal with three main themes:
Corruption and the Legal System in India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka;
Criminalistaion of Politics in India and Pakistan; and the issue
of Money laundering. Other chapters deal with special issues
essential to an understanding of corruption in South Asia. |
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| H L de Silva, Partha S Ghosh,
Ijaz Hussain, Ajay K Mehra, A G Noorani, Sunil Ponnamperuma,
Rasul Bakhsh Rais, Mohammad Waseem |
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K M de Silva
Executive Director, International Centre for Ethnic Studies
(ICES), Kandy and Professor Emeritus, University of Peradeniya,
Peradeniya, Sri Lanka. He was Professor of Sri Lanka History
at the University of Peradeniya from 1969 to 1995.
G H Peiris
Professor of Geography, University of Peradeniya, Peradeniya,
Sri Lanka. Senior Research Fellow, International Centre for
Ethnic Studies, Kandy, Sri Lanka. |
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Introduction
- K M de Silva |
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Corruption in India:
A Holistic Analysis - Partha S Ghosh |
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Corruption Issues in India:
Failure of Accountability to the Law - A G Noorani |
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Criminalisation of Indian Politics
- Ajay K Mehra |
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Corruption, Violence and Criminalisation
of Politics in Pakistan - Mohammad Waseem |
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Drug Trafficking in the Golden
Crescent: Afghanistan, Pakistan and Beyond - Rasul Bakhsh Rais |
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Legal Control of Corruption
and Money Laundering in Pakistan - Ijaz Hussain |
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Constitutional and Legal Aspects
of Corruption in Sri Lanka - H L de Silva |
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Money Laundering: The Global
Phenomenon and the Sri Lankan Situation - S W R de A Samarasinghe |
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Permanent Commission to Investigate
Allegations of Bribery or Corruption 1994-99: A Study in Institutional
Failure - Sunil Ponnamperuma |
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Corruption in Sri Lanka: The
National Legislature, 1938 to 2001 - K M de Silva |
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