Symposium—Political Corruption in Theory, Practice and in the Public Mind

This symposium, featured as part of the October 2006 issue of PS: Political Science and Politics, contains articles that explore the concept of corruption and its relation to politics in both practice and theory. 

As Voters Head to the Polls, Will They Perceive a "Culture of Corruption?"
James A. McCann and David P. Redlawsk (PS, Oct. 2006)

"Political Corruption as Duplicitous Exclusion"
Mark E. Warren (PS, Oct. 2006)

"From Thucydides to Mayor Daley: Bad Politics, and a Culture of Corruption?"
Michael Johnston (PS, Oct. 2006)

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