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Corruption in Nigeria: Locating the Discourse within Theoretical Expositions of the Nexus between Political Culture and Democratic Prospects

Authors: YACOB-HALISO Olajumoke

Publication Type: Chapters in Books

Journal: Corruption And The Challenge Of Human Development

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This essay argues that the discourse on corruption in Nigeria, while often appropriately located within the discourse on prospects for development, must not be divorced from discourse that identifies it as a critical aspect of the environment within which the political system operates and which dictates unique policy and process outcomes, in this case, democratic prospects. Situated within system theory, the paper explores the Nigerian political culture that intersects with democratic processes to limit the prospects for democratic advancement.

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YACOB-HALISO,O. . (2006). Corruption in Nigeria: Locating the Discourse within Theoretical Expositions of the Nexus between Political Culture and Democratic Prospects, 1 (), 147-147.

YACOB-HALISO,O. . "Corruption in Nigeria: Locating the Discourse within Theoretical Expositions of the Nexus between Political Culture and Democratic Prospects" 1, no (), (2006): 147-147.

YACOB-HALISO,O. and . (2006). Corruption in Nigeria: Locating the Discourse within Theoretical Expositions of the Nexus between Political Culture and Democratic Prospects, 1 (), pp147-147.

YACOB-HALISOO, . Corruption in Nigeria: Locating the Discourse within Theoretical Expositions of the Nexus between Political Culture and Democratic Prospects. 2006, 1 ():147-147.

YACOB-HALISO,Olajumoke , . "Corruption in Nigeria: Locating the Discourse within Theoretical Expositions of the Nexus between Political Culture and Democratic Prospects", 1 . (2006) : 147-147.

Y.Olajumoke , "Corruption in Nigeria: Locating the Discourse within Theoretical Expositions of the Nexus between Political Culture and Democratic Prospects" vol.1, no., pp. 147-147, 2006.

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