Sectarianism or nepotism

Corruption, nepotism, repression, misuse of power are everywhere ...

Ethnocentricism, xenophobia, and anti Semitism flourished, together with corruption, nepotism, hypocrisy, and opportunism.

Bloggers, followed by traditional journalists, went up in arms against such blatant nepotism.

Systemic nepotism in the top political and military leadership exists only in North Korea.

Yemen's revolution is a legitimate outcry against corruption, illiteracy, injustice, nepotism, poverty and tyranny.

Most notably, the anger over corruption and nepotism that fueled the Tiananmen protests has never gone away.

There is a simple way to start combat the corruption and nepotism that characterize so much state employment.

There are even instances in which two managers will contrive to hire each other s relatives to evade nepotism charges.

This may seem a trivial issue, but it is not, given the Bank s strong policies to protect against nepotism.

When corruption, regionalism, and nepotism is rampant in the country and everybody lies, then there is not another choice.

Unfortunately, Wade turned out to be almost a caricature of the dozy African potentate for whom power, nepotism, and embezzlement become indistinguishable.

So they imagine the property rights acquired through cronyism, nepotism, and backroom dealing as somehow emerging from a Lockean realm of freedom.

Where, indeed, is there room for peace when all we see is corruption, unaccountability, nepotism, theft, and the dismissal of an entire people?

The Miliband race was an extreme example of what might be called counter nepotism the attempt to abstract the politician from all private attachments.

They all point to economies where development is impeded by bureaucracy, monopoly rents often the result of political patronage or nepotism and sclerotic credit markets.

We believed then that the decades of dictatorship and nepotism that had kept the Haitian people in destitution and terror were coming to an end.

These are only a handful of examples. They all point to economies where development is impeded by bureaucracy, monopoly rents often the result of political patronage or nepotism and sclerotic credit markets.

While emphasizing that the Indonesian economy shows great dynamism, the report paints a terrible picture of the regime autocracy, corruption, torture, guerrilla warfare in Timor, in Irian Jaya and Aceh, oppression of minorities and nepotism.

Russia has most of the usual features of rentier states autocracy, weak political and judicial institutions, arbitrary governance, lack of the rule of law, little transparency, restraints on freedom of expression, widespread corruption, cronyism, and nepotism.

Vanhanen is a co author (with Richard Lynn) of IQ and the Wealth of Nations (2002) and IQ and Global Inequality (2006), and author of Ethnic Conflicts Explained by Ethnic Nepotism (1999) and many other works.

In Asian communism as practiced in China and Vietnam, in particular the Party leadership rotates periodically, and a civilian leadership controls the military. Systemic nepotism in the top political and military leadership exists only in North Korea.

However, young people feel that these measures have had limited impact because of a lack of information about the programmes available, services being too small in scale, corruption and nepotism, the absence of new jobs and policies that have yet to be implemented.

Kenyatta, a member of the dominant Kikuyu ethnic group, says that he wants to heal the country s divisions, echoing the promise of his predecessor, Mwai Kibaki. There is a simple way to start combat the corruption and nepotism that characterize so much state employment.

They were admitted to the EU only fifteen years after the fall of communism, and not all of them had previous experience with democracy. Unlike EU members admitted during earlier rounds of enlargement, the Central Europeans suffer from widespread corruption, political nepotism, fragile political parties with unclear identities, and weak civil societies.