Conflict of Interest in American Public Life¶
Stark, A. (2000). Conflict of Interest in American Public Life. Harvard University Press.
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- Conflict of Interest
- Conflicts of interest emerge from role multiplication, a phenomenon Stark (2000) traces across American public life as official roles multiply and overlap.
This sourceDevelops the structural origins of public-sector conflicts in role multiplication and overlapping institutional duties across legislative, executive, and judicial settings. Live-verified (HUP).
- Conflicts of interest emerge from role multiplication, a phenomenon Stark (2000) traces across American public life as official roles multiply and overlap.
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