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SA Crime Quarterly

On-line version ISSN 2413-3108
Print version ISSN 1991-3877

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BUDHRAM, Trevor. Intelligence-led policing: A proactive approach to combating corruption. SA crime q. [online]. 2015, n.52, pp.49-55. ISSN 2413-3108.  http://dx.doi.org/10.4314/SACQ.V52I1.5.

Corruption causes substantial social and economic harm. The South African government's attempts to combat corruption have relied on strengthening legislation, introducing statutory investigative bodies, initiating public anti-corruption campaigns, and appealing to the integrity of individuals. Yet corruption remains a big problem in South Africa. However, one approach that has yet to be pursued is intelligence-led policing (ILP). ILP is a model built around proactive risk assessment and risk management. This article explains how ILP can be used to investigate corruption in South Africa.

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