Memahami Korupsi di Indonesia

Yudistira Adnyana

doi:10.55216/publica.809

Memahami Korupsi di Indonesia: Penyebab, Kebijakan, Praktik dan Model Pemberantasan

Authors

Yudistira Adnyana

DOI: https://doi.org/10.55216/publica.809

Keywords:

Korupsi, Pemberantasan Korupsi, Kebijakan Publik, Penegakan Hukum

Synopsis

Buku ini membahas korupsi sebagai persoalan struktural dan kelembagaan yang berdampak terhadap demokrasi, perekonomian, pembangunan, dan kesejahteraan masyarakat. Pembahasan mencakup konsep, teori, sejarah, faktor penyebab, bentuk-bentuk korupsi, kerangka hukum, serta peran lembaga penegak hukum dan pengawasan. Buku ini juga menguraikan strategi pencegahan melalui digitalisasi, pendidikan integritas, penegakan hukum, dan penguatan tata kelola pemerintahan. Dengan pendekatan multidisiplin, buku ini diharapkan dapat menjadi referensi bagi mahasiswa, akademisi, praktisi hukum, dan pembuat kebijakan dalam memahami kompleksitas korupsi serta merumuskan upaya pemberantasan yang efektif, adil, dan berkelanjutan demi mewujudkan Indonesia yang berintegritas.

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