Speak-up Against the Spread of Corruption: An Analitical Modelling Using Multi Agent System (MAS)

Juhana, Agus; Yusuf, Rahadian; Irawan, Kevin; Santoso, Tita Aprilliawati Putri; Elindriyani, Ratu Verlaili; Dermawan, Kiki Fakhri

doi:10.1109/icidm51048.2020.9339628

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“…Furthermore, the increase in corruption cases in Indonesia is not only due to a weakening of supervision. Still, it comes from the character of each member of the legislature that influences each other (Juhana et al 2020).…”

Section: Corruption In Indonesiamentioning

confidence: 99%

Religious inconsistency on corruption behaviour among Muslim politicians in Indonesia

Khoirin

Junaedi²

2022

HTS Teologiese Studies / Theological Studies

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The problem of corruption in Indonesia is like an unbroken chain. Since the 1998 reformation until now (2021), many persons with corruption cases involving politicians or officials have been arrested and even imprisoned. Among those entangled in corruption are many Muslim politicians and religious leaders known to the public as having a high level of religiosity and a clean reputation. Ideally, these Muslim politicians will be at the forefront of guarding the nation’s anti-corruption morality. However, the reality is different. This study explains the discrepancy of the relationship between religiosity and anti-corruption attitudes by Muslim politicians. This study relies on a qualitative approach with a descriptive analysis of the online media findings regarding Muslim politicians’ corrupt behaviour. The results of this study indicate that there is no correlation between religiosity and unethical behaviour. Politicians entangled in corruption come from all circles of political parties, socio-economic levels, intellectuals and various religious backgrounds. It means that other factors besides religious morality encourage a person to commit corruption, such as motives for power, high political costs, a hedonistic lifestyle, an incompetent law enforcement system and a deep-rooted culture of corruption.Contribution: Efforts to eradicate corruption in Indonesia need to be carried out in an integrated and comprehensive manner with various approaches. Thus, the goal to minimise the corruption behaviour in Indonesia can be achieved.

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Section: Corruption In Indonesiamentioning

confidence: 99%