Attitudes of Europeans towards corruption [Recurso eletrónico] : full report
Autor institucional: COMISSÃO EUROPEIAIdioma: Inglês.Publicação: Belgium : TNS Opinion & Social, 2009Descrição física: 1 CD-ROM; 12 cmColeção: Special Eurobarometer; 325. Wave 72.2 - European Opinion Research Group EEIGAssunto: 410454 | 350831 | 229145 | 224774Resumo: Introduction. Executive summary. 1. Perceptions of corruption within the Member States. 1.1 Is corruption a problem in Europe? 1.2 Institutional corruption. 1.2.1 Corruption in institutions within own country. 1.2.2 Corruption in EU institutions. 1.3 How widespread is corruption? 1.3.1 Corruption in legal and judicial services. 1.3.2 Corruption in politics. 1.3.3 Corruption in the public service. 1.4 Personal experiences of corruption. 2. Sources of corruption within EU Member States. 3. Fighting corruption. 3.1 Is corruption unavoidable? 3.2 Prosecuting corrupt activities. 3.3 Need for tougher penalties. 3.4 Are national and EU actions effective? 3.5 Who should be responsible for preventing and combating corruption? 3.6 Who do Europeans trust to help victims of corruption? Conclusion. ANNEX - Technical specifications. Tables. Questionnaire.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Introduction. Executive summary. 1. Perceptions of corruption within the Member States. 1.1 Is corruption a problem in Europe? 1.2 Institutional corruption. 1.2.1 Corruption in institutions within own country. 1.2.2 Corruption in EU institutions. 1.3 How widespread is corruption? 1.3.1 Corruption in legal and judicial services. 1.3.2 Corruption in politics. 1.3.3 Corruption in the public service. 1.4 Personal experiences of corruption. 2. Sources of corruption within EU Member States. 3. Fighting corruption. 3.1 Is corruption unavoidable? 3.2 Prosecuting corrupt activities. 3.3 Need for tougher penalties. 3.4 Are national and EU actions effective? 3.5 Who should be responsible for preventing and combating corruption? 3.6 Who do Europeans trust to help victims of corruption? Conclusion. ANNEX - Technical specifications. Tables. Questionnaire.
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