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LLMs are ideological chameleons: personalized echo chambers in the Brazilian political context. [PDF]

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Soares ALB, Almeida BAV, Ferreira LN, Rocha A, Interian R, Dias Z.   +5 more
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Democracy, transparency, economic development, religion, and women on boards of national Olympic committees: Evidence from 89 countries. [PDF]

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Noh Y, Ahn NY, Kang S.
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The Meaning of Corruption in Democracies

2014
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The Changing Meaning of Corruption and Anti-Corruption in Postwar China

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Sortition As a Means to Fight Corruption

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013
Electoral democracy is in crisis. The use of sortition in our political systems could be a key to renewing and deepening democracy. But how to do so? And where to start? In this paper, I explore the idea that using sortition to address the problem of corruption could be a first step. Why? For two reasons.
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Meaning and Implications of France's Anti-Corruption Policy

European Constitutional Law Association, 2023
Corruption acts that negatively affect the our macroeconomy as well as distortion of resource allocation vary considerably in their type and scope of persons involved, so the regulation for them should also be secured at a multi-faceted and systematic level. Considering that several acts that cannot be seen as violations of the legal provision can also
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