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Dauvergne, P.: Weak states, strong states. A state-in-society perspective. - S. 1-10. Migdal, J. S.: Why do so many states stay intact? - S. 11-37. Dinnen, S.: In weakness and strength. State, societies and order in Papua New Guinea. - S. 38-59. May, R.: State, society and governance. Reflections on a Philippines-Papua New Guinea comparison. - S. 60-76. Larmour, P.: Migdal in Melanesia. - S. 77-92. Crouch, H.: Indonesia's "strong" state. - S. 93-113. Lawson, S.: Confucius in Singapore. Culture, politics, and the PAP state. - S. 114-134. Dauvergne, P.: Weak states and the environment in Indonesia and the Solomon Islands. - S. 135-157. Kerkvliet, B. J. Tria: Land regimes and state strengths and weaknesses in the Philippines and Vietnam. - S. 158-174

This comprehensive global survey of official corruption in governance links theoretical perspectives to common practices found throughout the world. Ranging from liberal democracies to autocracies, the authors explore initiatives being taken by national governments and international organizations to combat and reduce corrupt practices