Corruption Perception in the Czech Republic

This paper is focused on the issue of corruption perception in the Czech Republic. After introducing the general framework for corruption perception in post-communist countries, this paper uses the Czech Republic as an example of the ways in which corruption is perceived, the areas Czech citizens fe...

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Main Author: Naxera Vladimír
Format: Article
Language:ces
Published: Sciendo 2015-04-01
Series:Politics in Central Europe
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1515/pce-2015-0001
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description This paper is focused on the issue of corruption perception in the Czech Republic. After introducing the general framework for corruption perception in post-communist countries, this paper uses the Czech Republic as an example of the ways in which corruption is perceived, the areas Czech citizens feel are most plagued by corruption, and the ways in which corruption perception has transformed in terms of post-communist developments. This paper points out the differences in corruption perception among Czech citizens, the media and political parties and their representatives. The conclusion of the paper attempts to answer the question of how corruption perception has affected the overall perception of the democratic regime in the Czech Republic. It also asks questions regarding how this has influenced the evaluation of democracy and the relationship between Czech citizens and political institutions, including individual political parties.
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spelling doaj.art-6ce62a0a0fee433487ac961c6aa7d4202022-12-21T20:36:07ZcesSciendoPolitics in Central Europe1801-34222015-04-01111517310.1515/pce-2015-0001pce-2015-0001Corruption Perception in the Czech RepublicNaxera VladimírThis paper is focused on the issue of corruption perception in the Czech Republic. After introducing the general framework for corruption perception in post-communist countries, this paper uses the Czech Republic as an example of the ways in which corruption is perceived, the areas Czech citizens feel are most plagued by corruption, and the ways in which corruption perception has transformed in terms of post-communist developments. This paper points out the differences in corruption perception among Czech citizens, the media and political parties and their representatives. The conclusion of the paper attempts to answer the question of how corruption perception has affected the overall perception of the democratic regime in the Czech Republic. It also asks questions regarding how this has influenced the evaluation of democracy and the relationship between Czech citizens and political institutions, including individual political parties.https://doi.org/10.1515/pce-2015-0001corruptioncorruption perceptioncpiczech republicattitudes towards regime
spellingShingle Naxera Vladimír
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corruption perception
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attitudes towards regime
title Corruption Perception in the Czech Republic
title_full Corruption Perception in the Czech Republic
title_fullStr Corruption Perception in the Czech Republic
title_full_unstemmed Corruption Perception in the Czech Republic
title_short Corruption Perception in the Czech Republic
title_sort corruption perception in the czech republic
topic corruption
corruption perception
cpi
czech republic
attitudes towards regime
url https://doi.org/10.1515/pce-2015-0001
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