The Genesis of Corruption and Its’ Perception

Authors

  • Saphy Lal Bullu THE OPEN UNIVERSITY OF TANZANIA

Keywords:

corruption, bribery, passive corruption, active corruption, grand corruption, petty corruption

Abstract

This article intends to discuss the issue of corruption from its origin to date. The first stage, an author would like to take in to account the history of corruption supported with various form which make the world of corruption. The second stage of this article discusses the definition and interpretation of corruption and the way it has been interpreted. The third part present the forms of corruption, and the last part discusses the genesis of corruption worldwide and the way it is been perceived in the society. At this part, the author present the factors that leads the existence of corruption from the roots, and later on identifies some of the effects which make the existence of corruption to be perceived as an obstacle to the society.

Author Biography

Saphy Lal Bullu, THE OPEN UNIVERSITY OF TANZANIA

Ms. Saphy Lal Bullu

ASSISTANT LECTURER

 THE OPEN UNIVERSITY OF TANZANIA

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Published

2018-05-28

How to Cite

Bullu, S. L. (2018). The Genesis of Corruption and Its’ Perception. National Journal of Criminal Law, 1(1), 32–42. Retrieved from https://lawjournals.celnet.in/index.php/njcl/article/view/37