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A Culture of Corruption?

Coping with Government in Post-communist Europe
  • Edited by: Miller , William L. , Grødeland , Åse B. , Koshechkina and Tatyana Y.
Language: English
Published/Copyright: 2001
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Based upon surveys and interviews with government officials and citizens; this book focuses on issues such as bribery; corruption; inefficiency and freedom of information in Ukraine; Bulgaria; Slovakia and the Czech Republic. The authors go beyond an analysis of public perceptions and behaviour and look at public attitudes towards proposals for reform. They reveal how the problem of citizens' interactions with officials varies in kind as well as in degree across the countries of Central and Eastern Europe.

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Miller William L. :

William L. Miller is ‘Edward Caird’ Professor of Politics at Glasgow University and a Fellow of the British Academy

Grødeland Åse B. :

Åse B. Grødeland is researching EU membership conditionality and corruption at the Norwegian Institute of Urban and Regional Research, Oslo.

Koshechkina Tatyana Y. :

Tatyana Y.Koshechkina is International Director at GfK-GB, London.

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    Frontmatter

    I
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    CONTENTS

    V
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    LIST OF TABLES

    IX
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    LIST OF FIGURES

    XV
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    PREFACE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

    XVII
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    CHAPTER 1 COPING WITH GOVERNMENT: DEMOCRATIC IDEALS AND STREET-LEVEL BUREAUCRATS

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    CHAPTER 2 CONTEXT: AN UNFINISHED TRANSITION

    39
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    CHAPTER 3 PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS AND PUBLIC EXPERIENCE OF OFFICIALS

    61
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    CHAPTER 4 CITIZEN STRATEGIES FOR DEALING WITH OFFICIALS

    93
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    CHAPTER 5 WILLING GIVERS?

    133
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    CHAPTER 6 'TRY HARDER' OR 'GIVE UP': THE CHOICE FOR ETHNIC MINORITIES?

    169
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    CHAPTER 7 STREET-LEVEL BUREAUCRATS: CAUGHT BETWEEN STATE AND CITIZEN

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    CHAPTER 8 WILLING TAKERS?

    239
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    CHAPTER 9 A CULTURE OF CORRUPTION? SUPPORT, PRIORITIES AND PROSPECTS FOR REFORM

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    BIBLIOGRAPHY

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    INDEX

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June 30, 2022
eBook ISBN:
9789633865095
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320
https://doi.org/10.1515/9789633865095
eBook ISBN: 9789633865095
Keywords for this book
Corruption; Democracy; Ethics; Political studies; Postcommunism; Racism; Social surveys; Transition
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