Transparency International
Free Trade Agreements and their Impact on the Economic Growth of Developing Countries
... by Transparency International ismeasuredby the subjective assessment of respondents in representative samples of the society about the perceived extent of corruption by public institutionsand the fulfilment ...
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Divorce and Corruption: New Study, New Data
... the Transparency International and interest variable is the Crude divorce rate (divorces per 1,000 inhabitants), the same data as used in Kodila Tedika ...the Transparency International's Perception ...
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Towards Promoting Community Participation in Education in Nigeria
... Another impediment lo the community participation in education in Nigeria is corruption. Nigeria, as previously discussed has according to Dazang (2001) been recently described as among the most corrupt nations in the ...
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The anti-corruption package
... whereby international financial institutions and global firms now attack ...this transparency and morality discourse but a cover for conspiratorial, more sophisticated capitalist practice? What kind of ...
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Socio - Economic Implication of Corruption and Corrupt Practice on Nigerian Educational System
... the Transparency International, Nigerian educational system and corrupts practices, factors responsible for corruption in education, which include government factor, parent factor, teacher/lecturer factor ...
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Combating corruption in Europe : a stimulus-response approach
... Both Romania and Bulgaria experienced sustained activity against corruption from the late 1990s onwards. The number of registered NGOs appears to be slightly higher and more active in Romania, even though ...
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Bribery and Corruption in Eastern Europe, the Baltic States, and the Commonwealth of Independent States: What is to be Done
... Transparency International provided further data in 1999 when it published the CPI-surveying companies' perceptions of corruption in dif- ferent countries-and BPI-rankin[r] ...
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How the Legal Environment Affects the Structure of Employment
... LITZMAN MAREK, KOUBA LUDĚK. 2015. How the Legal Environment Aff ects the Structure of Employment. Acta Universitatis Agriculturae et Silviculturae Mendelianae Brunensis, 63(6): 2005–2009. The quality of the institutional ...
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Onyancha
... of Transparency International (TI), 'there is no end to the misuse of power by those in public offices and corruption levels are perceived to be as high as ever in both the developed and developing ...
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Re-Visiting Political Corruption and Development in Nigeria under Democratic Rule
... by Transparency International as the abuse of entrusted power for private ...addresses international and regional trends, highlights significant cases and uses the Bribe Payers Index and the ...
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Corruption in the health care sector: A barrier to access of orthopaedic care and medical devices in Uganda
... and transparency in the health ...from Transparency International suggested several immediate strategies ...[8]. Transparency could be improved with regu- lar publishing of information on ...
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An Investigation of Strategies to Control Corruption in the Police Service: A Comparative Study of Kenya and Korea from 1963 To 2007
... recommendations by the Korea Independent Commission Against Corruption (KICAC). In Kenya such regulations have also been enacted but enforcement seems to be lacking. Prosecution of corruption is a part of enforcement, ...
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The challenge of freedom in the Southeastern Europe. OSW Report, July 2015
... According to the Transparency International Corruption Perception Index 2014, the Balkan EU member states are the most corrupt from the 28 countries of the union. The last five places are taken by Croatia, ...
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Spatial Analysis of Substantiated Child Maltreatment in Metro Atlanta, Georgia
... as Transparency International, the World Bank, and Freedom House, this thesis adds to the understanding of perceived judicial ...and transparency (freedom of the press) are only weakly related to ...
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Is Chinese variety of capitalism really unique?
... by Transparency International even in 1985 to be the lowest in the developing world (China, together with the USSR, was in the middle of the list of 54 countries – below Western countries, but ahead of most ...
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Deforestation and multinational companies: a conceptual note
... It can be argued that each approach should be seen as complementary to the other. A blend of both binding regulation and voluntary standards can ensure the realization of social responsibility of extractive corporations. ...
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Banks and Environmental Sustainability: Some reflections from the perspective of financial stability CEPS Policy Brief No 2017/01, May 2017
... and standards into bank lending, trading and investment practices are critical for achieving the core mandates of international financial organisations, such as the International Monetary Fund and the World ...
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Water Turbidity as One of the Trophic State Indices in Butrinti Lake
... water transparency (Secchi depth) all se- lected stations in Lake Butrint pose the same changes from August to ...of transparency of water during the monitoring of Lake Butrint vary in a range from ...water ...
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Transparency and Productivity
... Economically, open data is of great importance as well. Several studies have estimated the economic value of open data at several tens of billions of Euros annu[r] ...
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EU – China: Closer partners, growing responsibilities. Communication from the Commission to the Council and the European Parliament. COM (2006) 631 final, 24 October 2006
... the international trading system and should assume a responsibility commensurate with those benefits, making a substantial contribution to reviving and completing the WTO Doha ...
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