O Anti-Corrupção Políticas e Regulação: O Caso da Nicarágua

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  • Yulia Krylova George Mason University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31501/ealr.v7i1.5176

Abstract

Este artigo explora os fatores institucionais, políticos e sócio-econômicos que têm impedido a implementação efectiva das políticas de combate à corrupção na Nicarágua durante as últimas duas décadas. Este artigo argumenta que a confluência de vários fatores criou condições favoráveis ??para a propagação da corrupção na Nicarágua, incluindo a aplicação deficiente, a falta de autonomia e independência judicial legislativo, a impunidade de altos funcionários, a sociedade civil fraca, ea falta de vontade política para combater a corrupção. O objetivo do artigo é desenvolver recomendações práticas sobre como mitigar o problema da corrupção, com especial atenção para o papel dos principais intervenientes neste processo: as autoridades públicas, organizações de auto-regulação, os meios de comunicação e da sociedade civil.

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Author Biography

Yulia Krylova, George Mason University

School of Policy, Government, and Interantional Affairs

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Published

2016-10-13

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Vol. 7 No. 1 (2016): Economic Analysis of Law Review

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