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Antecedents of Corruption Perception in Guyana
Journal of Politics in Latin AmericaRegardless of its utility as a measure of actual corruption, perceived corruption is related to many political attitudes and other variables which makes it an important phenomenon to understand.
Troy D. Thomas, Koen Abts, Koen Stroeken
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Corruption Perception in the Czech Republic [PDF]
Politics in Central Europe, 2015 This paper is focused on the issue of corruption perception in the Czech Republic. After introducing the general framework for corruption perception in post-communist countries, this paper uses the Czech Republic as an example of the ways in which ...
Naxera Vladimír
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Experts and Questions: Exploring Perceptions of Corruption
Politics in Central Europe, 2021 This article is a contribution to the ‘know your data’ approach to the issue of measuring corruption, in two specific areas: the impact of the way questions are formulated on the results of surveys on corruption perception; and the potential pitfalls of ...
Pinková Aneta, Jusko Jakub
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The Perception of Corruption [PDF]
International Journal of Public Opinion Research, 2010 Corruption and corruption perception can be considered as cultural phenomena because they depend on how a society understands the rules and what constitutes a deviation. Indeed, it does not depend only on societies but also on personal values and moral vies.
Natalia Melgar +2 more
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Journal of Anti-Corruption Law, 2023 This paper examines the impact early ratification of the United Nations Convention against Corruption has on a country’s Corruption Perceptions Index score. It builds on much of the recent scholarly work that explores policy diffusion and the role of early adopters (or leaders) in creating the space for later adopters (or laggards) to adopt particular ...
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Data & Policy, 2022 Research that examines the impact of economic, social, and political factors on political corruption uses expert’ and citizen’ perceptions for measuring corruption and testing arguments.
Giovanna Rodríguez-García
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Corruption definitions and their implications for targeting natural resource corruption [PDF]
, 2021 This Brief addresses how understandings of corruption have changed over time, particularly focusing on the practical implications of definitions for how we address corruption.
Williams, David Aled
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Fight against administrative corruption within governmental organizations from motto to practice (case study: Ministry of Economic Affairs and Finance) [PDF]
Problems and Perspectives in Management, 2016 Administrative corruption in a simple definition is violation of a law for personal benefits by utilization of job position. It is a phenomenon within today’s world as one of the most important obstacles on the way of societies’ progress.
Samieh Darsareh, Mehrdad Bastanipour
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Corruption perceptions vs. corruption reality [PDF]
Journal of Public Economics, 2009 Abstract This paper examines the accuracy of corruption perceptions by comparing Indonesian villagers' reported perceptions about corruption in a road-building project in their village with a more objective measure of ‘missing expenditures’ in the project. I find that villagers' reported perceptions do contain real information, and that villagers are
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Perceptions of Corruption in Ukraine: Are they Correct? [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2001 This paper discusses the issue of perceptions and their influence on economic processes focusing on corruption perception. The higher the perceived corruption in an organization is, the more probable it is that a person dealing with that organization would offer a bribe, thus supporting corruption.
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