Examples of using Corruption victimization in English and their translations into Spanish
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Figure II.5 shows that corruption victimization has followed a decreasing trend,
Total Number of Ways of Corruption Victimization As shown in Figure V-6,
mean levels of corruption victimization.
life satisfaction; it is negatively associated with perceptions of personal insecurity and corruption victimization.
it makes sense to attribute the high incidence of corruption victimization found here to the higher level of bureaucratic activity that characterizes a capital city.
Corruption Victimization and its Impact on Justification of Corruption This chapter began by taking a close look at a variable not studied before in the LAPOP series on Ecuador, namely, the justification of paying bribes.
A larger soon to be published study of legitimacy consistently shows that corruption victimization erodes several dimensions of citizen belief in the legitimacy of their political system Booth
Yet, corruption victimization does not seem to affect people's democratic values
For this reason, a confidence interval located at the right-hand side of the vertical line shows a positive effect on corruption victimization, and a confidence interval at the left-hand side indicates a negative effect.
Corruption victimization in comparative perspective In this chapter,
The results of a linear regression(see table in Appendix II) reveal that corruption victimization(i.e. number of times victimized) is significantly correlated with only one of our five indicators of support for a stable democracy; that is, corruption victimization is significantly predictive of the legitimacy accorded to political institutions.
We look at the impact of corruption victimization(number of times being victimized) and perception of corruption on the Churchillian preference for democracy,
It is assumed that corruption victimization in Latin American countries will decrease the political system's legitimacy
7 and, as a result, there has been a significant decrease of corruption victimization in Ecuador over the last two years.
crime victimization, corruption victimization and electoral behavior.
It is worth noting that results of the regression show that the negative effect of corruption victimization is statistically significant at the accepted standard levels(p>.05) 11 See the statistical results of the impact of corruption victimization and perception in Appendix 4
Impact of Corruption Victimization on Political Legitimacy.
Three or moreNone One Two Corruption victimization.
Corruption Victimization at the Courts, Ecuador 2001-2008.
Impact of corruption victimization on the political legitimacy of institutions.