Pistas para aprofundamento dos conhecimentos daproblemática da Corrupção nas Administrações

PúblicasCom as referências que se seguem pretende o CPC disponibilizar aos interessadostodo um conjunto de elementos bibliográficos e documentais existentes sobre oconhecimento das diversas vertentes da problemática da corrupção.

Assim a informação que se segue corresponde a referências bibliográficas e ligaçõesdocumentais à seguinte área:

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