谁能阻止腐烂?

IF 0.2 Q4 CRIMINOLOGY & PENOLOGY South African Crime Quarterly-SACQ Pub Date : 2017-09-29 DOI:10.17159/2413-3108/2018/V0N61A3065
Andrew Faull
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这期《南非犯罪季刊》(SACQ)的第一篇文章谈到了南非警察局对商业犯罪的处理,这是合适的。越来越明显的是,企业与政治的勾结对南非的民主成果构成了严重威胁。近几个月来,记者们开始挑选6月份公布的大量电子邮件,这些邮件被称为#GuptaLeaks。在这个过程中,他们将臭名昭著的古普塔家族、半国有企业管理层、政府部长和总统雅各布•祖马(Jacob Zuma)的盟友(包括他的儿子杜杜赞(Duduzane))之间的数万次交流联系起来。这些电子邮件描绘了一幅政府抓捕和虐待的可怕画面。
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Who can stop the rot?
It is fitting that the first article in this issue of South African Crime Quarterly (SACQ) speaks to the South African Police Service’s tackling of commercial crime. It is increasingly clear that corporate–political collusion poses a serious threat to South Africa’s democratic gains. In recent months journalists have started to pick through a trove of emails released in June, known as the #GuptaLeaks. In the process they have connected the dots between tens of thousands of exchanges among the notorious Gupta business family, management of parastatals, governmentministers and allies of President Jacob Zuma, including his son Duduzane. The emails paint a terrifying picture of state capture and abuse.
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South African Crime Quarterly-SACQ
South African Crime Quarterly-SACQ CRIMINOLOGY & PENOLOGY-
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