August 18, 2025Open Access

Reconstruction of Collusion and Nepotism in Corruption Policy

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Research demonstrates normative imbalances in Indonesia's laws on collusion and nepotism, indicating a need for reform.

Weak regulations on collusion and nepotism lead to ineffective enforcement, allowing power abuses to persist.
The research finds notable differences in how the U.S. and Indonesia handle the criminalization of collusion and nepotism.
A normative approach combined with statute analysis and comparative studies enhances legal recommendations for Indonesia.
Reconstruction of Indonesia's legal framework is essential to improve the effectiveness of combating corruption.

Mukartono et al. (2025) studied this question.

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