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Corrupción en Colombia Tomo 1 Corrupción, política y sociedad

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  • Juan Carlos Henao
  • Carolina Isaza Espinosa

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Los investigadores de la Universidad Externado de Colombia se unen en este tomo paro presentar la mirada interdisciplinaria detallada que les dan diversas ciencias sociales al fenómeno complejo y multifacético de la corrupción y sus manifestaciones concretas en nuestro país. En estudios aplicados, en su mayoría con datos empíricos y reflexiones teóricas novedosas que aportan al conocimiento de tal fenómeno en Colombia, la historia, la ciencia política, la filosofía y la economía abordan aquí aspectos como la percepción de dicho ilícito, su relación con factores sociológicos y las formas de medir y controlar el problema, dejando de lado las discusiones abstractas y los lugares comunes.

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  • Juan Carlos Henao & Carolina Isaza Espinosa, 2018. "Corrupción en Colombia Tomo 1 Corrupción, política y sociedad," Books, Universidad Externado de Colombia, Facultad de Derecho, number 1024.
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