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Can China really end corruption? (in Japan Times)

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Dr. Pattberg from Peking University explains how in China very low "official" wages in all government sectors encourage a culture of distrust, corruption, nepotism, and abuses of one's position. Op-Ed published in Japan Times on April 6, 2013.
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Dr. Thorsten J. Pattberg (è å æ Pei Desi) is a German philosopher and cultural critic.
Related Topic(s): China Internet Censorship; China Investment Corp; China Politics; China Russia Alliance; China Top Economy 2030; Corruption; Corruption; Culture; Government; Nepotism, Add Tags
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