The impact of nepotism on employee organisational attitudes in accommodation enterprises by Yunus Topsakal, Abdurrahman Dinç, Ezgi Özcan

Subjects: “…nepotism…”
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Exploring the melodies of opportunity: do nepo babies pursue music out of genuine passion or is it a matter of engaging in musicpreneurship? by Eugine Tafadzwa Maziriri, Brain Mabuyana, Brighton Nyagadza, Mufaro Dzingirai, Tafadzwa C. Maramura

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İşgörenlerin Nepotizm Algılarının Örgütsel Muhalefet Tutumları Üzerindeki Etkisi: İstanbul’da Çorap Sanayi Çalışanları Üzerinde Bir Araştırma by Ümit Özüren, Mahmut Paksoy

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Overcoming the Socio-Economic Challenges to Good Governance: Streamlining Cooperative Governance Model by Bhekabantu Alson Ntshangase, Kaizer Raseane Makole, Steven Kayambazinthu Msosa

Subjects: “…corruption and nepotism…”
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KONFUÇYÜS ÖĞRETİSİNDE NEPOTİZM SORUNU by Dr. İlknur Sertdemir

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Informal shapes of social anomie by Stanković Vladan, Perić-Diligenski Tijana

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Tek Parti Döneminde Sınaî Kalkınma Politikalarının Gelişimi: Ekonomi-Politik Bir İnceleme by Ebubekir Ayan

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Existence of The Land Bank Agency in The Context of Investment Development in Indonesia by Putri Raudhah, Nia Kurniati

“…However, there are pros and cons related to the substance contained in the Job Creation Law, such as seeming to revive the domain verklaring, the alleged bias of the Government regarding the granting of permits to business entities and/or investors, overlapping authority and misinterpretation of the public regarding the main duties and functions of the Land Bank which is considered a new forum for corruption,  collusion and nepotism (CCN) because, in the same sector, there is already the Ministry of ATR/BPN which also regulates the land sector in Indonesia, so that clear restrictions are needed between institutions, therefore this systematic review is a bridge for the Government, investors and the public to realize legal certainty.…”
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Dickens Today by Marianne Camus

“…The manifestations of the unchallenged rule of money are examined like, among others, the collusion between the political and the financial worlds, nepotism, the get-rich-quick syndrome or the ostentatious exhibition of wealth. …”
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PROVOST’S ADMINISTRATIVE SKILLS AND TEACHER’S JOB SATISFACTION IN SHEHU SHAGARI COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, SOKOTO STATE, NIGERIA by FODIO GARBA, FALMATA ABDULKARIM GALTIMARI

“…The study concluded that college Provost’s, human relation with teachers can be effectively maintained through conducive and enabling working environment with zero tolerance for nepotism and if sustain will result in the attainment of organizational goals and objectives, not only in the college but at all categories of our educational institutions. …”
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Perceived organisational injustices and academic staff turnover intentions in Ghanaian technical universities by Esmond Naalu Kuuyelleh, Emmanuel Akanpaadgi, Gilbert Ansoglenang

“…Specifically, these forms of organisational injustice were associated with managerial and leadership styles, lack of transparency in decision-making, allocation of unmerited opportunities, nepotism, and favouritism. The study provides valuable insights for policymakers and university administrators to consider when implementing reforms and policies aimed at enhancing fairness and equity within education management. …”
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"I want to play a normal game. I don't need all this." by Carina de Assunção, Michael Scott, Rory Summerley

“…The recurring themes were (1) DEI initiatives are imposed; (2) Portugal is too small to care (about DEI); (3) nepotism; (4) self-preservation; and (5) ubiquity of online toxicity. …”
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Église et scandales : Trollope ou la condamnation de l’excès by Hervé Picton

“…Until the end of his life he relentlessly inveighed against the abuses of the « high and dry, » that worldly type of clergy he satirized mercilessly, and denounced corruption, idleness and nepotism, along with the shameless exploitation of poor curates. …”
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Implementation of Asymmetrical Decentralization In Papua: Relevance to Demands and Problems by Deni Angela, Harsanto Nursadi

“…However, in practice, asymmetric decentralization can possibly become a problem, especially regarding the threat of conflict due to expansion and acts of corruption, collusion, and nepotism. In practice, several indicators have not been able to provide a solution to the separatism movement in Papua, especially regarding the peace agreement. …”
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THE IMPACT OF EMPLOYEE DISCIPLINE ON ORGANIZATION PERFORMANCE by Ibrahim Yinka AGBEYINKA

“…However, inferences from the study's results showed that the main factors undermining an effective disciplinary system in public organizations are ethnicity and nepotism, corruption, political affiliation and interference, favoritism, and the patronage system. …”
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Merit-based recruitment in the South African Public Service: Challenges and opportunities by Simon Matome Nkgapele, Sifiso Mofokeng

“…The findings reveal that while the concept of merit-based recruitment is embedded in policy, its execution is hampered by political interference, nepotism, a lack of institutional capacity, skills shortages, and tensions between affirmative action and meritocracy. …”
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THE STRUGGLE OF IDEAS AND «THE NEW TURKEY» by V. A. Nadein-Raevskiy

“…In respond "Hizmet" started a broad campaign against corruption and nepotism among the Erdogan's supporters. The latter charged gulenists in conspiracy activities against the ruling party and "betrayal of Turkey". …”
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Portrayal of Corruption in the Novel Devil on the Cross by Ngugi wa Thiong’o. by Natumanya, Blessed

“…In the discussion chapter, I discuss different forms of corruption which include; nepotism, bribery, fraud corruption, moral corruption, political corruption, and extortion as portrayed in Devil on the Cross. …”
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Portrayal of Corruption in the Novel Devil on the Cross by Ngugi Wa Thiong’o. by Natumanya, Blessed

“…In the discussion chapter, I discuss different forms of corruption which include; nepotism, bribery, fraud corruption, moral corruption, political corruption, and extortion as portrayed in Devil on the Cross. …”
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Bridging the digital divide: analyzing public participation in Indonesia's e-government through the e-participation index by Nurhidayat Nurhidayat, Achmad Nurmandi, Umar Congge

“…The culture of bureaucracy, corruption, collusion, and nepotism also hinder public trust in the e-government system. …”
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