'Institutional Corruption' Defined.¶
Lessig, L. (2013). 'Institutional Corruption' Defined. Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics, 41(3), 553-555.
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- Severed Accountability Via Unearned Revenue
- And it supports adversarial reasoning: an actor seeking to weaken an institution's accountability can do so by inserting a bypass revenue channel — a vendor-paid certification body, an industry-funded regulator, a strategic philanthropic gift — and the prime names that structural attack vector explicitly.
This sourceDefines institutional corruption as an 'improper dependence' — a funding/influence pattern that diverts an institution from its purpose and weakens public trust — naming the deliberate insertion of a bypass revenue channel as a structural capture mechanism.
- And it supports adversarial reasoning: an actor seeking to weaken an institution's accountability can do so by inserting a bypass revenue channel — a vendor-paid certification body, an industry-funded regulator, a strategic philanthropic gift — and the prime names that structural attack vector explicitly.
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