The Roots of Corruption

The Roots of Corruption
Practitioner-scholar Howard Wolpe
calls corruption a symptom of
divided societies, where success
(or survival) comes at the expense
of others. “To the extent that you
can begin to alter that paradigm—
to generate interdependence, and
to recognize that collaboration can
strengthen one’s own self-interest,
you begin to impact the drivers of
corruption,” he adds.31