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This edited volume brings together country-by-country studies of corruption and governance across East and Southeast Asia, offering both empirical analyses and normative reflections. It examines how notions of corruption vary historically and culturally, surveys recent experiences and anti-corruption efforts in countries such as Japan, China, Korea, Vietnam, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, and more, and outlines practical measures for improving transparency, institutional accountability, and effective governance. The book is a key resource for understanding regional patterns of corruption and the challenges and opportunities for establishing good governance in Asia.

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