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Measuring corruption perceptions in Tunisia: Transparency International, the Corruption Perception Index and the World Bank

Anti-corruption norms and measures are rarely examined in developing country contexts, despite that these contexts often suffer of corruption and political turmoil. This chapter explores how the World Bank in tandem with Transparency International developed the Corruption Perception Index (CPI) in Tunisia, before and after the Jasmine Revolution of ...
Oana B. Albu, Jonathan Murphy
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Corruption in Comparative Perception

1998
Empirical research about corruption is quite a new undertaking. In an attempt to determine the causes and consequences of corruption academics have lately concentrated on cross-country analysis. At the center is mostly the use of some professional assessment of the degree of corruption in various countries.
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Perspectives on the Perception of Corruption

2017
Most actions that are considered corrupt by norm enforcers within or critics outside a political system are basically varieties of exchange transactions. Depending on the technique employed, the transactions create varying degrees of specificity of obligation on the parts of the exchangers.
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Can the Country's Perception of Corruption Change? Evidence of Corruption Perception Index

Public Integrity, 2022
Yao Chun Tsao, Shun Jen Hsueh
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Perceptions of Local Political Corruption

Political Research Quarterly
In this paper, we explore the roots of perceptions of local corruption in U.S. cities, using survey data collected from 39 cities during 40 different mayoral election campaigns. We examine the impact of the city-level corruption context alongside measures of political information, partisan and racial/ethnic representation in local government ...
Thomas M. Holbrook, Amanda Heideman, Aaron Weinschenk   +2 more
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Are We Really That Corrupt? Citizens' Perception Of Corruption In Uganda

2011
The thesis examines the relationship between citizen's perception of corruption and the development trajectory of Uganda. Uganda has long been hailed as a model of economic reform, owing to its remarkable recovery from the doldrums of economic decline in the early-to-mid 1980s.
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Measuring Corruption: Transparency International’s “Corruption Perceptions Index”

2017
Abstract Citizens are demanding better performance from governments and they are increasingly aware of the costs of poor management and corruption. In view of scarce resources and the major transformations already underway in the global economy, identification and awareness of good governance and preventing corrupt practices have ...
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Perception vs. experience: Explaining differences in corruption measures using microdata

European Journal of Political Economy, 2020
Stefan Voigt, Jerg Gutmann, Fabio Padovano   +2 more
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Turning a blind eye: Meritocracy moderates the impacts of social status on corruption perception

International Journal of Psychology, 2021
Xuyun Tan, Yue Zhang
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Social Security Perception and Corruption Perception in Vietnam

Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media
The perception of social security and corruption significantly impacts governance and societal development, particularly in transitional economies like Vietnam. This study explores the intricate relationship between these perceptions and demographic factors within Vietnamese society.
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