Corruption and Anti-Corruption in Britain
We may know it when we see it, but corruption is not a fixed concept. Mark Knights explains how 300 years of scandal have forged perceptions of what is – and what is not – corrupt.
We may know it when we see it, but corruption is not a fixed concept. Mark Knights explains how 300 years of scandal have forged perceptions of what is – and what is not – corrupt.
Mark Knights and a team of colleagues introduce a new method of working for researchers and students.
Have politicians always been seen as liars? Mark Knights finds political spin at work in the early party politics of Queen Anne’s England.