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Corruption in Bangladesh: A Deeply Rooted Phenomenon with No End in Sight

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Corruption and its Control: The Pursuit of Probity in Bangladesh
Habib Zafarullah, Ahmed Shafiqul Huque

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Corruption is a big problem in Bangladesh, deeply ingrained in society. Despite efforts by governments, it's still widespread and hard to get rid of. This chapter looks at why corruption is so common in the country, considering historical, social, cultural, political, economic, and administrative factors. It also examines how well anti-corruption laws and institutions are working.