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Corruption by Design: A Study of Desire, Demand, and Decay is a searing and thought-provoking examination of one of the most intractable and insidious issues of contemporary society. Written by Partha Roy—economist, teacher, and lifelong student of institutional morality—this book disputes the traditional notion that corruption is merely an issue of individual avarice or lax enforcement. Instead, it offers a strong argument that corruption is not only deeply ingrained in the very nature of our systems but also embedded in the fabric of political choices, economic policy, and even cultural practice.
This book does not view corruption as an outlier or a matter of moral lapse on the part of some people. It illustrates how corruption becomes routinized and justified in ways that people live their daily lives, is accepted by social norms, and even encouraged by weakly crafted institutions.
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PARTHA ROY
Partha Roy is an economist and writer devoted to promoting social justice through reflective writing. Having taught microeconomics and macroeconomics for more than 17 years, he has extensive knowledge to share with his readers. As a business journalist and financial analyst, Partha has the opportunity to investigate the critical linkages between economics and human welfare. As an expert AI Trainer and Quality Analyst, he welcomes innovation to address modern challenges. Leading with his dictum, "Live and Let Live," he open-heartedly welcomes readers to follow him on a path towards a world of greater justice and fairness.
