Managing the Control and Subversion of Corruption: A Theoretical Exposition for Empirical Research

Prof. Dr. Vinitaa Agrawal; Prof. Dr. Prof. Dr. Vinitaa Agrawal

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Prof. Dr. Vinitaa Agrawal
Prof. Dr. Prof. Dr. Vinitaa Agrawal

Keywords:

corruption, corruption propensity, corruption potential, subversion of corruption

Abstract

Introduction-Every economy, the world over, has been suffering from certain everlasting problems like corruption, poverty, unemployment and rising prices. For the last so many years, the corruption has emerged as a focal point of talks among academicians, politicians and people at large. Indian economy is also not an exception in this respect. Corruptive practices have been witnessed in our country also in different types of forms. For example, the alleged frauds and scams like Enron Scandal, Tehelka Episode, Harshad Mehta's Security Scam, C. R. Bhansali's Scam, Jayalalita's Tansi Scandal, Ghaas Chara Scandal, Scandals regarding 3-G Spectrum, the alleged Om prakash Chotala's, Nitin Ghadkari's and Yeddi-ruupa's scandals, etc.

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Managing the Control and Subversion of Corruption: A Theoretical Exposition for Empirical Research. (2015). Global Journal of Management and Business Research, 15(4), 19-22. https://journalofbusiness.org/index.php/GJMBR/article/view/

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Author Biography

Prof. Dr. Prof. Dr. Vinitaa Agrawal

Prof. Dr. Vinitaa Agrawal is an academic affiliated with Amity University Rajasthan, India. She holds a Ph.D. in HRD, an M.Com. in Business Management, and a B.B.A. in HR and Marketing from Amity University. Her research interests lie in the domain of management, with a particular focus on corruption control and subversion, as evidenced by her work titled 'Managing the Control and Subversion of Corruption: A Theoretical Exposition for Empirical Research'. Based in Jaipur, she is an active contributor to the academic community and a fellow member of her institution.

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