Corruption - Control
Effective corruption control: implementing review mechanisms in public procurement in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda
... Public procurement is highly affected by corrupt behavior due to its administrative complexity, financial volumes and close interaction between the public and the private sphere. Administrative and judicial review ...
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Corruption, democracy and bureaucracy
... of Law (RL), Regulatory Quality (RQ) and Control over Corruption (CC) as control variables. RL measure the extent to which agents abide the roles of society. Examples include perceptions of crime, ...
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Corruption and Economic development in Latin American countries
... The Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) is published by Transparency International that defines corruption as "the misuse of public power for private benefit” CPI focuses on the public sector and ...
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Is it Worth Fighting Corruption for Growth?
... better control systems. Being mainly a public-private problem, corruption only occurs when there is some “government property”, for example, a permit to do a forbidden activity or the prohibition of ...
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Dark networks and corruption: uncovering the offshore industry
... The differences between traditional marxist insurgencies and islamist jihadi groups have been pointed out by Muckian (2006). He writes that “the insurgent of today… draws support from criminal networks as opposed to ...
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Does corruption drive the stock market?
... on corruption when using economic basic variables as ...of corruption in our sample is now more than ...where corruption has a significant impact than countries where these surveys do not produce any ...
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Meanings in research on corruption
... and control of ...of corruption than corruption ...of corruption, its limits and consequences in the institutional ...of Corruption” (2005). In this work, the author understands ...
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Market value of corruption
... 12 To analyze firm governance, two variables are created. First, following the same procedure as Zeume (2014), based on Ferreira and Matos (2008), institutional ownership is included. This is the percentage of firm’s ...
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Does corruption increase rewards in legally registered firms?
... Another important consideration is that we use an effective tool to avoid biased estimates of coefficients and standard errors. By including many sets of dummy variables, we control the differences between firms ...
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POLITICAL PROCESS DRIVERS OF CORRUPTION IN EASTERN EUROPE
... take control over public institutions and their activities, giving them a monopoly over the distribution and management of public ...minimize corruption share some common features, such as regulating ...
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Democracy, Media and Corruption:
... countries, corruption has been a commodity of great economic and symbolic value to global economic and financial interests, weakening democracy, institutions and ...agents. Corruption exists and is a crime ...
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Leadership and corruption
... have control on their own behavior (Robbins 2005, pp 372-373); The process is not complex and easy to follow; it argues that self-leadership includes six factors, (1) Model self-leadership, Involves setting ...
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Challenging corruption
... challange corruption in Brazilian Judicial System, by promoting a culture of transparence, planning and efficiency, highlighting the strategy and political measures conduced by CNJ and dividing them into two ...
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A Novel Advanced Heap Corruption and Security Method
... Heap is a region of virtual memory used by the program. The memory manager allocates heap memory area in the form of chunks.dlmalloc and SysVmalloc are popular heap applications when an application doesn’t know the size ...
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Corruption and Anti-Corruption Strategies: An Assessment Framework
... widespread control of public administration. Besides framing corruption as “normal business”, parties have the power to shape the fight against corruption ...in corruption scandals in many ...
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A short introduction to corruption and anti corruption
... In practice the line has been hard to draw. As governments have expanded their role, civil servants inevitably are involved in political decisions about ‘who gets what when and how’ (another definition of ‘politics’). If ...
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Relativizing honesty: social class and perception of corruption
... with corruption (Barr and Serra, 2010; Banerjee, ...of corruption within a diplomat’s country of origin would impact her engagement with minor abuse of power to violate New York city’s parking ...
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Investigations into corruption held in Milan, 1992/1998
... In Italy the tax police have the task of checking periodically company accounts. They also have to carry out investigations (generally connected to financing) assigned by the prosecutors. So, in 1994 a brigadier of the ...
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How does corruption hurt growth? Evidences about the effects of corruption on factors productivity and per capita income
... methodology. Corruption involves the search for pecuniary gains, and it benefits from skewed information and problems in rationality and ...of corruption must be complemented with positive Political Econ- ...
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How Corruption affects Migration: a Gravity Model Approach
... if corruption is like an implied tax for individuals (Poprawe, 2015), then it might have a similar result, or even a higher negative impact due to its perverse ...
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