Noun
kleptocracy (plural kleptocracies)
A corrupt and dishonest government or society characterised by greed.
Synonyms: corruptocracy, kleptarchy
He acts as a consummate demagogue, fabulist, and ultranationalist, and he appears to have a strong inclination for nepotism and kleptocracy. Source: Internet
Putin's Kleptocracy: Who Owns Russia?, published 30 September 2014, by Karen Dawisha. Source: Internet
The uncomfortable truth is that initially we were an oligarchy that eventually morphed into our current kleptocracy of parasites feeding off the carcass of the administrative state for personal gain. Source: Internet
And as 21st-century America’s own capitalist democracy disintegrates, replaced by a naked kleptocracy that disdains the rule of law, the struggle of past anti-fascists mirrors our own. Source: Internet
America’s slide into kleptocracy has bipartisan roots. Source: Internet
Even by the standards of elite kleptocracy in Africa, this was a huge sum in the twilight of the Goodluck Jonathan era. Source: Internet