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O que é a corrupção para os portugueses? A definição social de corrupção num co...

Tolerance towards corruption in Latin American democracies

Exposição à corrupção e valores democráticos: dois perfis sociais

Corrupção: perceções, atitudes e práticas em Portugal

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Democratic values, relative deprivation, political trust, and the resilience of...

Corruption is commonly defined as deviant behaviour that strays from established legal and formal norms, as well as expected conduct when fulfilling official duties and responsibilities. It is essential to stress that the acceptance or condemnation of such behaviour hinges primarily on how well evaluators comprehend these standards. This implies that citizens’ assessments of the impact of corruption on their li...

A Scoping Review on Perception-Based Definitions and Measurements of Corruption

Studies on perceptions of corruption have grown in recent years but are still struggling with several conceptual and measurement issues. This scoping review provides an analysis of the peer-reviewed literature on perception-based corruption. From a total of 1,374 articles surveyed, ninety ultimately met inclusion criteria. We found two main quantifiable trends when exploring our sample: publications in high-imp...

Perspetivas geracionais da corrupção em Portugal: uma visão comparada entre jov...

Tax evasion

Why are individuals unwilling to report corruption? An inquiry into perception‐...

Despite the increasing interest and investment in whistle-blowing regulations, policies, and mechanisms, people are still hesitant to report corruption. The existing literature explaining what deters people from reporting serious wrongdoing predominantly concentrates on either organisational factors or personal motivations. Only a limited number of studies integrate objective and subjective individual-level con...