Corruption as social phenomenon is studied by a variety of disciplines?? anthropology, criminology, development theory … experiments to study corruption and show their power and applicability whenever other methods are powerless. These conclusions are … illustrated by the material of a unique laboratory study involving police officers of middle rank as experimental subjects …

Research on corruption has made substantial progress in recent years. Yet, most studies still treat corruption as a … homogenous phenomenon. This article argues that private-sector corruption can be distinguished conceptually from public …-sector corruption, which has been in the spotlight of empirical research. We introduce the first indicator of private-sector corruption …

to institutional corruption before migrating exhibit higher levels of political trust in their new country. Higher trust … participation and political engagement in the long run. The impact of home-country corruption on political trust in the destination …

to institutional corruption before migrating exhibit higher levels of political trust in their new country. Higher trust … participation and political engagement in the long run. The impact of home-country corruption on political trust in the destination …

and corruption not only remain, they have become the primary development challenges of the 21st century. In particular …

specific attitudes regarding the acceptance of corruption. The dataset on which our study is based was collected by the World … attitudes towards corruption and religion are associated given certain societal and institutional contexts. Our results show … that although there is a negative and statistically significant effect of religiosity on the acceptance of corruption on …