Country Factsheets on Attitudes towards Corruption
6 June 2018
2018-Max_Planck_Herr_Wahl_1355_black white_Zuschnitt.jpg Thomas Wahl

On 20 February 2017, the European Commission published country-specific factsheets to supplement the latest Eurobarometer surveys (nos. 457 and 470) on public attitudes towards corruption. The factsheets contain breakdowns of key results by Member State, comparing them with results from previous surveys as well as with the EU average.

According to the Commission, the Eurobarometer surveys published in December 2017 indicate that most citizens and business representatives believe that the situation has improved, although corruption is still perceived as a major problem.

News Guide

EU Corruption

Author

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Thomas Wahl

Institution:
Max Planck Institute for the Study of Crime, Security and Law (MPI CSL)

Department:
Public Law Department

Position:
Senior Researcher