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December 2000
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Video-based media spaces are designed to support casual interaction between intimate collaborators. Yet transmitting video is fraught with privacy concerns. Some researchers suggest that the video stream be filtered to mask out potentially sensitive ...
... The neo-patrimonial model is pertinent here, as it posits that corruption in developing nations is inherently linked to the absence of a tradition of power separation, whereby political authority transforms into a source of personal wealth (Bratton & van de Walle, 1994;Fukuyama, 2014). The study employs social capital as a theoretical framework, wherein citizens engage in trust, cooperation, and participation to oversee government officials and assure accountability (Putnam, 2000;Rothstein & Uslaner, 2005). The study is based on dependent theories of democratic consolidation, which assert that actively engaged citizens mitigate corruption and promote accountability, the rule of law, and robust democratic institutions, as articulated by Diamond (1999) and Linz & Stepan (1996). ...
December 2000
