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China tries to cage corruption/ Megan Gates

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GATES Megan

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In: Security Management April 2015, pp.42-50 (92) Summary: Two years into President Xi Jinping's campaign to fight corruption by ensnaring "tigers" and "flies", experts contend that bribery is still a growing problem in China.

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Two years into President Xi Jinping's campaign to fight corruption by ensnaring "tigers" and "flies", experts contend that bribery is still a growing problem in China.

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