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Beyond the figures we see in positions of power are elaborate systems established to govern countries and large institutions. These systems are stewarded by people—and ultimately exist to serve people.
However, when corrupt individuals assume positions of power, who then safeguards the checks and balances?
How do lower-echelon workers, citizens, and vulnerable individuals defend their equal democratic rights?
This book is a guide for all leaders on how to build systems that prevent corruption and uphold justice. It examines both failed and successful cases of implementation and seeks to delve deeply into the very heart of the debilitating problem of corruption.
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