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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-49589-7giosity and religious teachings can contribute to individual acceptance or rejection of corruption within society. Building upon the existing literature on corruption and religion, the relationship was assessed with regard to contextual factors and socialization of religious norms and beliefs. The s

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War, Culture and Society, 1750–1850 in their most formal sense. Scandals, as governance failures made visible, represent critical conjunctures where policymakers are pushed to regulate themselves. The external shock of the corruption scandal and the public demands that it generates create an opportunity to introduce new mechanisms to

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Hua-jun Huang,Xing-zhong Yuan,Guo-qiang Wum “deviant” political behavior? This chapter addresses this question from a socio-anthropological point of view, analyzing the use of anti-poverty programs for vote-buying purposes in Northeast Brazil. More specifically, the objective of this chapter is to describe the mobilization of a political ma

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Caoxing Huang,Ben Jeuck,Qiang Yongr the question, what affects an individual’s propensity to engage in and punish corrupt actions?, bribery games have been run with over 700 students, comparing individual decision-making in the US and Germany. Contrary to the assumptions, almost 70% of the Californian participants offered and accept

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Hua-jun Huang,Xing-zhong Yuan,Guo-qiang Wunforming the meaning of corruption. Our aim is to show how informal or illegal practices (‘corruption’ from a legal standpoint) not only mirror kleptocracy, individual greed, economic interests or survival strategies, but also reflect social norms generated through kinship, social status, hierarchie

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Discourses of Wellbeing in Scottish Policy, the formal state? This chapter explains the seemingly poor outcomes of integrity-building approaches by going beyond an assessment of institutions, rules or organizational processes, to focus on a key dimension of integrity building: the response and agency of ordinary citizens. In particular, the

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