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Wilhelm, Paul G.

doi:10.1023/a:1013882225402

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“…Since uncorrupted human capital is the engine of economic development (Wilhem, 2002), it is important for Russia to find ways to reduce levels of corruption. New social institutions have to be built to reduce the amount of unlawful acts in the Russian society.…”

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Organizational Isomorphism and Corruption: An Empirical Research in Russia

Venard

2008

J Bus Ethics

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Based on neo-institutional literature, this article aims to show the influence of organizational isomorphism on corruption. The focus is institutional explanations of corruption. Our model is based on empirical research in Russia at the end of the 1990s. A face-to-face questionnaire was conducted with 552 top executives in private firms across various economic sectors. We used the structural equation model Partial Least Squares, PLS, technique to test our hypotheses. The developed model provides an integrated approach to the study of the relationship between corruption and organizational isomorphism. Our empirical data from firms in Russia allowed us to test various theoretical hypotheses concerning the influence of organizational isomorphism on corruption. Our emphasis is on the influence of competitive and institutional isomorphism on corruption.

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Organizational Isomorphism and Corruption: An Empirical Research in Russia

Venard

2008

J Bus Ethics

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“…El significado puede variar de unos países a otros (Glaeser & Saks, 2006;Huntington & Oszlak, 1990), es considerada una institución (Bowen & Clercq, 2008), extra legal (Leff, 1964) que frena el desarrollo, impidiendo el crecimiento económico (Aidt, 2009;Azfar, Lee, & Swamy, 2001;Brunetti, Kisunko, & Weder, 1998;Mauro, 1995;Méon & Sekkat, 2005;Wilhelm, 2002).…”

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Análisis bibliométrico de la influencia de la corrupción y la regulación en la actividad emprendedora

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Díaz-Casero

Mogollón

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La dificultad de iniciar un negocio, con relación a los trámites administrativos, ha despertado el interés de los investigadores de diferentes ámbitos científicos. Pero además, añadido al problema de la burocracia administrativa, nos encontramos que la actividad emprendedora se ve influenciada por instituciones informales como la corrupción, que se hacen visibles en el proceso emprendedor. El presente trabajo de investigación analiza la evolución científica con relación a la influencia de la corrupción y la regulación en la actividad emprendedora en función del crecimiento económico, bajo el enfoque de la Teoría Económica Institucional. A través del análisis de los trabajos publicados, el porcentaje de los mismos en el campo de investigación y el índice de citación de los mismos, nuestras primeras conclusiones nos llevan a pensar que en los últimos años existe un especial interés en la influencia de la corrupción y la regulación en la actividad emprendedora.

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“…9 provide an incentive to decrease legitimate scholarly output and increase publications with little or no value as determined by the scholarly community. Wilhelm (2002) finds that, for countries, corruption is negatively correlated with output. Although individual faculty do not normally make the false representations themselves, they play a key role in the corruption network by supplying low quality, fractional articles over K periods so that others can represent it as high scholarly output.…”

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Corruption and Representations of Scholarly Output

Liebler¹

2008

J Acad Ethics

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In this paper I analyze representations of scholarly output for the purpose of identifying corrupt practices. Accordingly, the components of output-price, quantity, and time-are examined. A key part of the analysis is recognizing the unique role that the scholarly community plays in scholarship and the implications this has for the roles of groups other than the scholarly community. Finally, a survey of students indicates that particular representations of scholarly output are viewed by students as unethical.

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Cited by 152 publications

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Organizational Isomorphism and Corruption: An Empirical Research in Russia

Organizational Isomorphism and Corruption: An Empirical Research in Russia

Análisis bibliométrico de la influencia de la corrupción y la regulación en la actividad emprendedora

Corruption and Representations of Scholarly Output

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