Comparative Constitutional Approaches to Combating Government Corruption: How Constitutionalizing Anti-Corruption Measures Can Promote Democratic Health and Guard Against Democratic Backsliding

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Kimberly Breedon

Vol.17(1), p.286

11/15/2024

Abstract

Democratic Health

Democratic Backsliding

Anti-Corruption

Constitutionalism

Comparative Law

Constitutional Law

Corruption in Government

Law

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Title: Comparative Constitutional Approaches to Combating Government Corruption: How Constitutionalizing Anti-Corruption Measures Can Promote Democratic Health and Guard Against Democratic Backsliding
Author/Creator: Kimberly Breedon
Publication Details: Vol.17(1), p.286
Academic Unit: University of St. Thomas Journal of Law & Public Policy
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article
Preferred Citation: Kimberly Breedon, Comparative Constitutional Approaches to Combating Government Corruption: How Constitutionalizing Anti-Corruption Measures Can Promote Democratic Health and Guard Against Democratic Backsliding, 17 U. St. Thomas J.L. & Pub. Pol'y 286 (2023).
Journal Volume: Volume 17
Record Identifier: 991015248698603691