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Smith D.J. A Culture of Corruption: Everyday Deception and Popular Discontent in Nigeria. Princeton,
N.J.: Princeton University Press, 2006.
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Table of contents
Abstract
Reviews
Excerpt
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List
of Illustrations |
ix |
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Preface
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xi |
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Acknowledgments
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xix |
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Introduction |
1 |
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Chapter
1: "Urgent Business Relationship": Nigerian E-Mail Scams |
28 |
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Chapter
2: From Favoritism to 419: Corruption in Everyday Life |
53 |
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Chapter
3: Development Scams: Donors, Dollars, and NGO Entrepreneurs |
88 |
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Chapter
4: "Fair Play Even among Robbers": Democracy, Politics, and Corruption |
112 |
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Chapter
5: Rumors, Riots, and Diabolical Rituals |
138 |
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Chapter
6: "They Became the Criminals They Were Supposed to Fight": Crime, Corruption,
and Vigilante Justice |
166 |
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Chapter
7: Anticorruption Aspirations: Biafrans and Born-again Christians |
191 |
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Conclusion
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221 |
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Appendix
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233 |
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Notes
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241 |
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References |
247 |
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Index
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257 |