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With a Little Help from My Friends: Planning Corruption in Ireland
Paul Cullen
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Description for With a Little Help from My Friends: Planning Corruption in Ireland
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This is a book about greed. It is a blow-by-blow account of the rise of corruption in Irish politics and planning, focusing in particular on the unholy alliance forged between crooked politicians, planners and builders in the Greater Dublin area. Paul Cullen offers the first comprehensive account of planning corruption in Dublin. He draws together the various strands investigated by the Flood Tribunal in a coherent narrative, built upon the manoeuvres of a self-serving and secret network of selfish, greedy men. He traces the repeated attempts to expose the irregularities that many suspected and none could prove. He reminds us ... Read more
This is a book about greed. It is a blow-by-blow account of the rise of corruption in Irish politics and planning, focusing in particular on the unholy alliance forged between crooked politicians, planners and builders in the Greater Dublin area. Paul Cullen offers the first comprehensive account of planning corruption in Dublin. He draws together the various strands investigated by the Flood Tribunal in a coherent narrative, built upon the manoeuvres of a self-serving and secret network of selfish, greedy men. He traces the repeated attempts to expose the irregularities that many suspected and none could prove. He reminds us ... Read more
Product Details
Condition
Used, Very Good
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Gill & Macmillan Ltd
Publication date
2002
Number of Pages
236
Place of Publication
Dublin, Ireland
ISBN
9780717134311
SKU
KEX0210631
Shipping Time
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Ref
99-1
About Paul Cullen
Paul Cullen is a journalist with The Irish Times. He has covered the Flood Tribunal from the beginning.
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