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Compliance costs, corruption and the differentiation of bureaucratic services

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Four riders of the apocalypse of the Polish bureaucracy

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This article was originally published in Polish as: Witold Kieżun, Czterej jeźdźcy apokalipsy polskiej biurokracji, Kultura, No. 3/630, Paris 2000. The Literary Institute (publisher of the “Kultura” monthly) expressed its interest in and consent to the publication of an English-language...

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