A látható ügyészség by Miklós Ligeti

“… A szerző áttekintést ad arról, hogy a Transparency International Magyarország hogyan vizsgálja az ügyészséget. …”
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Corruption: how should Christians respond? by P. M. Theron, G. A. Lotter

“… The results of the 2010 Corruption Perceptions Index of Transparency International indicate the seriousness of the worldwide corruption problem. …”
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IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF NIGERIA POLICE FORCE ON THE SECURITY MAINTANANCE IN NIGERIA by LAMBE EMMANUEL OYEWOLE

“…According to transparency international (2022) Nigeria was ranked 150/180 in the corruption index with a 24/100 score, and the Nigeria Police was ranked most corrupt agency in the Nigeria Polity. …”
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CORRUPTION, GOVERNMENT SPENDING AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN SELECTED ECOWAS COUNTRIES by M. A Dada, A. O Adedeji, O. A Fatola

“…Data covering 2005-2018 was sourced from World Development Indicator (WDI) and Transparency International and subjected to panel unit root tests and Panel Auto-Regressive Distributed Lag (PARDL) estimations. …”
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THE EFFECT OF SOCIAL PROGRESS AND EDUCATION ON CORRUPTION: A CONTINGENCY THEORY PERSPECTIVE by Hatidža Jahić, Merima Činjarević

“…The data set for this study was obtained from secondary sources and it included the following measures: (1) the corruption perception index by Transparency International; (2) the social progress index provided by the non-profit organization the Social Progress Imperative; (3) the education index by United Nations Development Programme, and (4) the scores of Hofstede’s national culture dimensions. …”
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THE EFFECT OF SOCIAL PROGRESS AND EDUCATION ON CORRUPTION: A CONTINGENCY THEORY PERSPECTIVE by Hatidža Jahić, Merima Činjarević

“…The data set for this study was obtained from secondary sources and it included the following measures: (1) the corruption perception index by Transparency International; (2) the social progress index provided by the non-profit organization the Social Progress Imperative; (3) the education index by United Nations Development Programme, and (4) the scores of Hofstede’s national culture dimensions. …”
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CORRUPTION'S EFFECT ON FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT – THE CASE OF MONTENEGRO by Elvira Pupović

“…Using data from Transparency International report, World Bank and National Banking Statistical data, it is manifested in a cross sectional setting that corruption has a negative and significant impact on the foreign direct investment inflows. …”
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CORRUPTION'S EFFECT ON FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT – THE CASE OF MONTENEGRO by Elvira Pupović

“…Using data from Transparency International report, World Bank and National Banking Statistical data, it is manifested in a cross sectional setting that corruption has a negative and significant impact on the foreign direct investment inflows. …”
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Правове регулювання відповідальності посадових осіб під час надання публічних послуг як захід запобігання корупції та корупційним ризикам... by O. A. Grabylnykova, O. V. Marchenko

“…І суттєвий покращення запобігання корупції за різними статистичними показниками Україна отримала саме за час великої війни (індекс сприйняття корупції станом на 2023 Україна займає 104 місце, про що стверджує неурядова організація Transparency International) та у світовому Індексі сприйняття корупції (СРІ) за 2023 рік Україна отримала 36 балів зі 100 можливих. …”
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Distributed Online Course for Educator Training by V. A. Starodubtsev, I. V. Ryashentsev

“…Based on the analysis the different types of Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs), the authors dwell on the pedagogical aspects of the new course, such as openness, transparency, internal communication, and external deposition of the educational products obtained by participants in the courses. …”
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Legal Certainty – Protected Values and Partial Objectives: The Case of the Czech Republic by Jana Janderová, Petra Hubálková

“…The quantitative analysis indicates that the key partial objectives include protection of the values comprising a general trust in the law, individuals’ legitimate expectations, and a certain degree of predictability of laws, administrative practice and courts’ decisions (uniformity, transparency, internal consistency and stability). Having identified these values, further research may be conducted as to how and to what extent expectations should be upheld. …”
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