The Role of Information Policy in Shaping Public Opinion on Corruption in the Visegrad Group Countries
Abstract:The state’s information policy that limits press freedom and conceals
incidents of corruption is a significant threat to democracy. The work aimed to
identify the relationship between corruption and information policy in the
Visegrad Group countries. The research employed statistical analysis, correlation
analysis, multiple regression, and thematic analysis. The research established
worsening trends in Poland and Hungary regarding the corruption rate. At the
same time, there is an improvement in the positions … Show more
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