Corruption, criminality and the privatised state: the implications for accounting/ by Glen Lehman
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ArticleSeries: Accounting Forum. page 366-370 ; Volume 39Publication details: ---Singapore: Elsevier Ltd. 2015.Description: page 366-370ISSN: - 0155-9982
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