Comparing Perceptions of Increasing Public Corruption in USA and Africa: Snyder v. U.S., the Madigan Conviction, and the Gutting of Public Corruption Prosecution

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Brief Overview

In USA and Africa, do policies limiting prosecution of public corruption have an impact on increased perception of public corruption? Policies limiting prosecution of public corruption correlate with increased perception of public corruption.

Authors

• Bradley Stewart Chilton, University of Illinois at Springfield

• Kwame Denteh Brako, University of Illinois at Springfield

• Priscilla Addai, University of Illinois at Springfield