01054pab a2200133 454500008004000000100001600040245008900056260000900145300001200154362001200166520068300178650001500861773004400876180718b1993   xxu||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  aArora Dolly  aConceptualising the context and contextualising the concept: corruption reconsidered  c1993  ap.1-19.  aJan-Mar  aPlacing corruption in the context of state-society relations, the author offers an analytical model for comprehending its realities. She conceptualises corruption in terms of relationship to (i) power and authority, (ii) law and policy, and (iii) the public space. Distinguishing between types of corruption viz., coercive, collusive and non-conjunctive, she indicates five major strategies which have been carefully utilised by its beneficiaries to promote and sustain the system of corruption in various contexts. Effort at eradicating corruption to be successful, she suggests, must address the task of diffusing the corruption sustaining contexts and strategies. Reproduced.  aCorruption  aIndian Journal of Public Administration