Nimby syndrome in Singapore : a study on eldercare facilities. by Khoo, Sze Meng., Loh, Hui Min., Seah, Wan Xin., Teo, Yu Hao.

“…Lastly, a binary logit analysis will test for possible bribe effects when monetary compensation is offered. …”
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Ethics of future accounting professionals: Evidence from Malaysia by Abu Bakar, Nur Barizah, Ismail, Suhaiza, Mamat, Suaniza

“…About 3 per cent would accept bribes. Once an element of risk of being caught was introduced, the percentage opting for whistleblowing increased by 6 per cent. however, none chose the bribe option. …”
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GRATIFICATION GRANT REPORTING AS A REASON TO ABOLISH PROSECUTION by Deni Setya Bagus Yuherawan, Racel Suryaningsih

“…The criminalization of gratification is regulated in Article 12 B paragraph (1) of Law Number 20 of 2001 concerning Amendments to Law Number 31 of 1999 concerning the Eradication of Corruption, which determines that every gratuity to a civil servant or state administrator is considered to be a bribe if it is related with his position and contrary to his obligations or duties. …”
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Zoroastrian’s Collective Life of the Country as a Center of New Changes in the Naseri Era by MORTEZA NIKRAVESH, Hassan Zarei mahmoud abadi

“…They used various methods for influencing the Zoroastrian society of the country and for advancing their changes through a variety of ways, such as: asking for help from Britain lure, bribe, flattery and threat the rulers of the time, take advantage of the Qajar kings' limited attention to social reform and their own initiatives. …”
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SUBORNATION IN STRUGGLE AGAINST CORRUPTION: DIALECTIC CONTRADICTION AND WAYS OUT OF IT by S. F. Milyukov, A. V. Nikulenko

“…Methods: systemic method, general scientific methods (structural-functional analysis, comparison, logical method, content analysis of the practice of the courts and the mass media).Results: the authors critically evaluated the existing state of affairs in corruption counteraction and grounded the necessity of the exception from the Russian Criminal Code of the norm stipulated by Article 304 ("Entrapment for a bribe or commercial subornation"), as not corresponding to the modern criminological realities. …”
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Bribery—Export Nexus under the Firm’s Growth Obstacles by Trang Hoai Phan, Rainer Stachuletz

“…The results detected that not only institutional barriers, but also internal and external hindrances play an essential role in the interaction between bribe payments and export share. More interestingly, this study scrutinizes the role of obstacles in this relationship separately. …”
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INSTITUTIONAL CHALLENGES OF POVERTY REDUCTION AND HOUSEHOLD COPING MECHANISMS IN EASTERN HARARGHE, EASTERN ETHIOPIA by Abadi Teferi Alemaw, Alem Mezgebo Hailu

“…The descriptive statistics indicate that majority of the households reported that they: do not feel secured on the current land ownership status; perceive that their family members, relatives, and communities do not help to them to fight poverty; do not trust in the local or woreda authorities; perceive that their local authorities are not accountable; think that their local authorities are not transparent; perceive that their local authorities are not participatory; and know that their local authorities demand bribe to provide services to the community. Similarly, the econometric result of the probit regression illustrates that distance to the nearest market center, saving culture and saving amount, land ownership status and active participation in social networks significantly determine poverty status of the households in the study areas. …”
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Corruption in folk customs in Serbia: Socio-ethnological approach by Joković-Pantelić Milica S.

“…In the conclusion of the paper, it is emphasized that socio-ethnological records show that corruption and/or bribe emerged as a consequence of people's greediness, but also of unfavourable historical and social circumstances leading to the negative experience and negative patterns of corruptive behaviour. …”
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Forensic Psychological Aspects of the Term “Provocation” in Criminal Proceedings by T. N. Sekerazh

“…The author proposes the questions which may be put to experts when assigning an examination or a "provocation to bribe” diagnostic complex. The expediency to conduct a comprehensive psychological and linguistic expertise when investigating crimes under articles 290, 291, 291.1 of the Russian Federation’s Criminal code in cases of suspicion that illegal actions resulted from entrapment is justified.…”
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Systemic and Non-Systemic Corruption in Education: the Game Model by Skrypnyk Andrii V., Oborska Inna S.

“…There identified two categories of lecturers taking bribes: professional bribe-takers and amateurs. It is emphasized that the existence of professionals is only possible under conditions of systemic corruption when part of the risk is passed on to the university administration. …”
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Factor influence whistle blowing intentions at Selangor immigration department / Nur Yuskhalida Mohd Yusri by Mohd Yusri, Nur Yuskhalida

“…However, still a lot of misconduct such as bribe, fraud and misuse of power occur in public sector which this had cause bad name of government as well as loss for the organization. …”
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Complicity in corruption among government's enforcement agency: an analysis of local news report by Azrae, Ahmad Nasyran, Megat Latif, Hairuddin, Mohamed, Khadijah

“…They involve the smallest amounts of graft to millions of ringgit in bribe value, and from the lower-rank members to the senior officers of the relevant department.…”
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COMMUNICATION OF DA'WAH BETWEEN THE LEADERS AND THEIR UNDERSTANDING IN THE QUR'AN SURAT AN-NAML by Sya’roni Tohir

“…In also giving lessons about the protection of a leader for the safety of his subordinates, working using intelligence information, communication methods with the media letter, the format of the contents of the letter, the existence of rewood and panisment to subordinates, firmness and wisdom, democratic government, leaders whose integrity is steadfast against temptation. bribe, showing izzah and power that makes other nations tremble and obey our da'wah. …”
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La fictionnalisation des attentats terroristes du 13 novembre 2015 (Paris) : approche stylistique de Vous n’aurez pas ma haine d’Antoine Leiris by Ilias BOUMDOUHA & Souad BENALI

“…Notre problématique consiste à comprendre la manière dont la bribe du réel est intégrée à l’œuvre littéraire et les moyens adoptés pour arriver à cette écriture qui reflète un fragment de l’Histoire. …”
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Civil servants’ integrity in public sector: the case of Nepal by Rajan Khanal, Anil Kumar Gupta, Prakash C. Bhattarai

“…The findings revealed that citizens perceived civil servants’ integrity in public service was positively affected by civil servants’ compliance with rules, their responsiveness in delivering service, their service on time, their hassle-free service, and their adequate salary, whereas negatively affected by civil servants’ prior network/connection with citizens and their asking or receiving a bribe for public service. Therefore, the concerned authorities should focus on these factors to build and maintain civil servants' integrity in delivering public service. …”
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The Role of Accountability in Establishing a Welfare State: A Research Analysis in the Context of the Caliphate of Hazrat Umar Farooq by Khalid Rasool Sangi, Hafeez ur Rehman Rajput

“…The research paper recommends that government ministers and other responsible persons should be held accountable if they are dishonest, bribe and misuse the public treasury. Eradication of corruption is possible only through a clear accountability process. …”
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Petty bribery, pluralistic ignorance, and the collective action problem by Leena K. Hoffmann, Raj N. Patel

“…With examples focused on bribery in traffic law enforcement, healthcare, and education—three critical areas where bribery is often identified as an entrenched practice—this article contributes new evidence of: (a) the presence of pluralistic ignorance, a common social comparison error, surrounding bribery behavior; (b) differing social evaluations of bribe-solicitation; and finally, (c) how this context might exacerbate collective action problems. …”
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Besorat Hageulah: The Gospel of atonement in metanarrative justice and God’s love by Wahyoe R. Wulandari, Ivan Th. J. Weismann, Robi Panggarra, Hengki Wijaya, Daniel Ronda

“…The sacrifice of redemption is seen as the idea of ‘bribe to God’. Some theologians reject this idea and look for other alternatives. …”
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Contrastive Analysis of English, Russian and Hebrew Yellow Idioms by T. Kigel

“…Reference Color; Food; Medicine - Medicines; Sports; Information - Traffic signals - Alerts; Terrorism; Employment; Vote; 1.3 Moral and ethical issues. Sensation; Bribe. Unique YIS, enriching the linguistic picture of the world, in English related, in particular, to such topics as Cowardice, Goal Achievement Strategy, and in Russian - Acquisitiveness, Inexperience. …”
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An Empirical View on Ethical Values and Moralism of Public Bus Service in Kuantan by Diyana, Kamarudin, Mohammad Fitri, Idrus, Siti Aisyah, Ismail, Shariman, Mustafa

“…Ethics in Business is nothing but the do’s (good things and honest activities) and don’ts (bad things, cheating, bribe, duplicate products) by the marketers in the business. …”
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