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| 17618. LITERATURE REVIEW: THE USE OF PHILOSOPHICAL CONCEPTS IN EXPLANATIONS OF POLICE CORRUPTION. This paper provides a review of the scholarly literature on causal factors in police corruption. The objective of the review is to examine the extent to which certain specific concepts (falling into the basic categories of consequentialism/utilitarianism and deontology/duty and principle) are used to argue for interventions against police corruption and to determine which arguments are the most effective in terms of describing the moral dilemma at the heart of the problem. Concludes that most theoretical discussions of police corruption focus on causal explanations rather than on moral issues, per se, and that most of the causal explanations have emphasized the role of sociological and/or psychological factors versus philosophical concepts. KEYWORDS: police corruption causes theory philosophy utilitarianism deontology. Written 2005. APA Style. 14 pages, 28 footnotes, 15 bibliographic sources. 3,443 words. | $98 |
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