TAX EVASION IN INDONESIA: A GAME THEORETICAL MODEL by Muhammad Hasyim Ibnu Abbas

“…Because the game is played by players whose scope is wide, it is suggested to develop the game into more specific players and into the next stage of bribery and extortion game which often happen in Indonesia when the taxpayer plays evade and tax investigator plays investigate.…”
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Conflict in Private Land: The Role of “Yellow Journalism” in the Turmoil of Batu Ceper, Tangerang 1934 by Muhamad Mulki Mulyadi Noor, Susanto Zuhdi

“…The events in Batu Ceper was an example of anti-extortion movement erupted due to the Cuke and Kompenian problems against the background of the socio-economic issuessince the late 19th century. …”
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Violencia extrema y delito en el marco de la campaña de represión clandestina en Argentina (1976–1983) by Mario Ranalletti

“…It tries to show the link between the use of extreme violence, the commission of some crimes (theft, economic fraud, extortion) and the indoctrination received previously by special unit members. …”
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The impact of corruption on the Malawian construction industry by Mulima Phiri, John Smallwood

“…Corruption takes the form of bribery, extortion, cronyism, nepotism, graft, and embezzlement. …”
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The evolution of corruption and its current state – A case study on Romania by Ciprian ROTARU, Raluca GEORGESCU, Dumitru-Alexandru BODISLAV

“…This paper represents an overview of the corruption phenomenon that can take different forms depending on the actors involved: favouritism, fraud, nepotism, protection tax, embezzlement, influence peddling, bribery and extortion. No corruption would occur without the participation of companies, banks and governments which feeds and facilitate corruption through their actions. …”
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Investigative Journalism in Arab Nations Transitioning from a Watchdog Function to Settling Personal Scores by ElKhamssa RAMDANE & Abderrahmane SALHI

“…It becomes evident upon examining investigative journalism in the Arab nations that it has strayed from its primary objectives, occasionally morphing into a mechanism for personal gain and extortion. This misalignment fundamentally stems from a lack of understanding among investigative journalists of their critical and strategic role in influencing state policies in the Arab world. …”
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LKPD examination and audit mechanism (considering the opinion of the WWTP conducted to assess regional accountability and financial transparency by the BPK) by Muslimin Muslimin, Wendy Aprianto

“…The government's initiative to establish communication with BPK is used by extortion to increase BPK's utility. Initiatives for corrupt behavior can be initiated by both parties. …”
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Causes, consequences and control of student protests by Adams Ogirima Onivehu

“…The findings showed that the protest was caused by extra-judicial killings, assaults, harassment, extortion, bad governance, and youth unemployment. …”
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Perlindungan Hak Konstitusional Masyarakat Hukum Adat Minangkabau dalam Pelaksanaan Gadai Tanah Pertanian by Aermadepa Aermadepa

“…The implementation of agricultural land pawning in West Sumatra Minangkabau is not a bonded labor system that requires extortion but rather a system based on mutual help and pawn prices nearly equalize the price of the land. …”
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The identification of multi-hazard situations in elementary school by Widowati, Evi, Istiono, Wahyudi, Sutomo, Adi Heru

“…Additionally, the dangers related to violence against children were fighting, extortion, physical violence, psychological violence, sexual violence, bullying, and stealing. …”
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Honour among (cyber)thieves? by Lusthaus, J

“…Illicit enterprises now range enormously in scope from identity theft and fraud to blackmail and extortion to intellectual property violations and spam among others. …”

Persepsi pelancong terhadap aspek keselamatan (kajian kes : daerah Johor Bahru) by Mohamad Nur, Hanirah

“…Incident of crimes such theft, extortion, theft of motor vehicle and robbery were highly considered by tourist. …”
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Determining the Dynamic Resistance of Existing Steel Industrial Hall Structures for Areas with Different Seismic Activity by Janusz Rusek, Leszek Słowik, Karol Firek, Michał Pitas

“…Using the author's procedure for the assessment of the dynamic resistance, for each of the extortion analysed, the structure's response to the dynamic excitation was compared with the effects of load combinations adopted at the design stage, thus establishing the limit values of the design horizontal ground acceleration a max/g,h understood as the structure's resistance to tremors. …”
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A Commitment to Public Office Ethics Reduces the Administrative Corruption Manifestation in Sudan by Zuly Qodir, Adil Hasan Ibrahim

“…The findings show that, embezzlement, extortion, exploitation of public position, forgery, deception, mediation, nepotism, favouritism and gifts to the public office are all shapes of administrative corruption that are pervasive in Sudan, Also, it indicates that, high levels of corporate transparency (auditing and reporting) and high Internet access can be beneficial in Sudan, that by combating corruption in the public sector and adopting effective policies to encourage the development of the private sector. …”
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L’éducation camerounaise en proie à des apprenants violents et indisciplinés : dissection du mal-être des établissements secondaires de l’Ouest-Cameroun by HIPPOLITE AZAOU

“…Brawls with reinforcements (21.71%), acts of violence against peers and teachers (8.5%), involvement in gambling and extortion (22.52%) are very rampant. This leads to a climate of insecurity primarily fuelled by drug consumption, the double-dealing of certain corrupt supervisors and various sources of pressure. …”
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ACTIVITY OF THE PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE BODIES OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION FOR ADMINISTRATIVE PROSECUTION OF PHYSICAL AND JURIDICAL PERSONS FOR CORRUPTION LAW BREACHES by S. K. Iliy

“…Objective: to analyze the problems of identifying and impleading the persons guilty of corruptive administrative offenses and the role of theProsecutor’s Office in this activity.Methods: formal logical method, systemic method, comparative legal, statistical.Results: the author proposes to include a special chapter in the Russian Administrative Code on corruptive administrative offences, and to provide for the possibility of exemption from administrative liability of legal persons, who actively contributed to the disclosure and (or) investigation of crime, or when there has been extortion of bribes from officials, or if a legal person after the crime voluntary informed on bribery to the body entitled to institute criminal proceedings. …”
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From History to Mindset: The Psychological Legacy of Taxation in Indonesia by Ika Rahma Susilawati, Rahmat - Hidayat, Galang - Lufityanto

“…Investigating the evolution of taxation from the era of kingdoms to the present revealed how public perceptions of taxes have changed over time—viewed at various points as coerced tribute, extortion, national contribution, corruption, and a duty-bound obligation. …”
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Il rapporto tra mafia e imprenditorialità in un’area della Calabria by Rocco Sciarrone

“…The former have their activities controlled by the mafiosi through an extortion-protection mechanism governed by coercion. …”
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The Social Problems of the Mobile Phone A Site Study of the students of University of Anbar by Muhammad A fdem, Ahmed O. Khashan

“…The random sample was used regularly and the size of the study sample (340) distributed over six collages, three of which are humane scientific and three of them applied scientific, while sixth chapter includes discussion of the hypotheses of the study and the study came out with several results, including social, economic, psychological and educational problems, including weak relations Family, increase in cases of divorce, facilitate e-extortion crimes, caused economic problems for the family, caused psychological problems and most important social isolation, low educational level of students, and several recommendations were made in the light of the results of the field study.…”
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The Traditional Market Development Strategy in North Sumatra with an Islamic Economic Perspective by Nurahmadi Bi Rahmani, Nuri Aslami, Khairina Tambunan

“…The obstacles are the lack of orderly culture in society in carrying out trade transactions in traditional markets, the existence of extortion, and the existence of modern markets. For strength, namely being able to provide awareness of orderly shopping, being able to create clean and safe traditional markets, and maintaining local wisdom. …”
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