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Direct linkTavits, Margit – Social Forces, 2010
This study uses survey data for 2004 on the general public (N = 788) and public officials (N = 791) in the young post-communist democracy of Estonia to examine individual-level determinants of corruption. The results indicate that both public officials and citizens are more likely to engage in corruption when they do not define corruption as…
Descriptors: Socialization, Democracy, Public Officials, Government Role
