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...s between civil servants and business, and commonly this practice leads to collusion and nepotism for personal fulfilment (Pye 1999<ref>Pye, L.W. 1999. Civility ...at conforming to ''bapakism'' means extending the application of unhealthy collusion and nepotism to daily life and realising that at its worst it may lead to c

...[:Category: Problem solving| Problem solving]] – [[:Category: Collusion| Collusion]] [[Category: Collusion]]

...ling]] – [[:Category: Resistance| Resistance]] – [[:Category: Collusion| Collusion]] [[Category: Collusion]]

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...An example of ''chanchullo'' in the private sector is a recent scandal of collusion to artificially maintain high fuel prices in Guatemala. The reason for the ...ts to allies of their political party. ''Chanchullo'' in this case was the collusion with an established and reputable business to justify campaign expenses tha

method that did not require the collusion of outsiders. Typically it came to required the collusion of the buyer, who had to sign for products not yet

...s, politicians, police, and bureaucrats—are entangled in a relationship of collusion and divestment, sharing control over spaces and population’ (Jaffe 2013<r ...Local bosses often present themselves as Robin Hoods without hiding their collusion with the state (or co-existence with the state). In fact, ‘being part’

...e manifold. The practice 'has been criticised as one of the root causes of collusion in Japan’s ʻiron triangle’, a mutually supportive relationship among p Although mostly a form of collusion, ''amakudari'' can have positive effects. Employing experienced public offi

...the process of hiring ''mertvye dushi'' in detail, stressing the essential collusion of managers, accountants and human-resource officials to enable the success

..., the practice of seizing corporate assets with the countenance, and often collusion, of state authorities. The adoption of targeted sanctions regimes such as t

-Interdependent alliance of fate: members are tied to one another since collusion in corrupt activities such as undeserved promotion makes everyone vulnerabl

...-legal or outright illegal, including the use of physical force or corrupt collusion

..., from admission to graduation. The practices are common and take place in collusion with faculty, non-academic staff, business centre operators, and others. A

...s to conflicts of interests (Wedel 2001)<ref>Wedel, J. 2001. Collision and Collusion: The Strange Case of Western Aid to Eastern Europe, 1989-1998, 2nd edn. New

...ic outsiders who might be attracted by the potential profit created in the collusion process (Woodall 1993: 302<ref>Woodall, B. 1993. ‘The logic of collusive

...lly affixing small-bore pipes and pumps to water mains, typically with the collusion of political representatives and street-level municipal workers. ‘Share t

...le to an employee of a state administration or a company. As the result of collusion between a person in charge of a purchase and a supplier, ''otkat'' implies

...and a breakdown of the rule of law<ref>Wedel, Janine. 2001. Collision and Collusion. The Strange Case of Western Aid to Eastern