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Corruption, economic globalisation and resistance: the Philippine rice industry - Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre
When people think about corruption, they often picture shady deals, dodgy politicians, and backroom handshakes. But what happens when the idea of corruption itself becomes a political tool? That’s what we set out to explore in our latest research published in the journal Geographical Research (open access), which examines corruption narratives associated with one of the most politically charged commodities in the Philippines: rice. Rice isn’t ju…
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