The 2001 Corruption Perceptions Index ranks 91 countries. Some of the richest countries in the world – Finland, Denmark, New Zealand, Iceland, Singapore and Sweden – scored 9 or higher out of a clean ...

Transparency International (TI), which compiles the Corruption Perceptions Index, said that of the 180 ... The top scorers globally were Denmark — its seventh year running at the summit ...

The 2002 Corruption Perceptions Index ranks 102 countries ... are predominantly rich countries, namely Finland, Denmark, New Zealand, Iceland, Singapore and Sweden. Corrupt political elites in the ...

Recent news reports about Thailand's corruption rank slipping, while hardly a surprise, attest to the fact that those fighting graft are not doing enough, which is a shame. Thailand scored 34 ...

and measuring the perceptions of corruption via survey-based methods is often used as an alternative. This paper constructs a new non-survey based perceptions index for 111 countries by applying ...

Denmark scored 90 points out of 100 ... which is to protect people,” she added. The Corruption Perceptions Index measures every year the perception of corruption of businessmen and experts ...

We analyzed the Corruption Perception Index and the World Press Freedom Index in over 150 countries, trying to understand how one might influence the other. Alongside this, we spoke directly with ...

Similarly, the most recent Corruption Perceptions Index from Transparency International indicates corruption has been thriving around the globe, fueled by a decline in justice and the rule of law.

Transparency International issues an annual report measuring perceptions of graft rather than actual levels given the secrecy surrounding most corrupt dealings. It uses a scale where 100 stands ...