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The central question of Double Paradox how rapid economic development and widespread corruption coexist in China is of major importance. Andrew Wedeman explains that the sequence of events is complex and worth careful scrutiny; there is considerable dynamism and simultaneity in any corruption/development relationship. By the end of Wedeman's book, we have learned a great deal about China, about the possible links between corruption and economic development, and about how to frame the questions we wish to investigate in China and in other societies in which corruption is extensive. Michael Johnston, Charles A. Dana Professor of Political Science, Colgate University, author of Syndromes of Corruption

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