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Situational Compliance and Substantive Integrity in the Malaysian Civil Service
Situational Compliance and Substantive Integrity in the Malaysian Civil Service Formal compliance does not necessarily reveal the extent to which integrity rules are substantively enacted in everyday administration. This article develops the concept of situational
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