Current Problems of Combating Corruption: Realities of Domestic and Foreign Experience

  • V. Bodnar Researcher of Scientific Laboratory on Problems of Pre-trial Investigation of National Academy of Internal Affairs
Keywords: resistance, corruption, experience, foreign countries, European integration

Abstract

Corruption is a criminal action in the field of public administration, politics, economy, taken by government officials, political and public persons misusing rights and powers to fulfil personal interests and enrichment. Corruption is connected with the crime. The elements of corruption may be malpractice for special services in promoting the protection of certain projects, the shadow financing of social and political projects, lobbying personnel on the basis of personal or corporate commitment, illegal loans, privileged access to resources, etc. In general corruption in the modern world poses a serious threat to the state, democracy, human rights and social justice. It hinders the economic development of the country, endangers the development of democratic institutions and undermines the moral capacity society. Moreover, in the context of globalization, corruption turns into an international problem because illegal corruption relations affect the interests and welfare of the majority of countries, which is cricial. The article deals with the experience of foreign countries in combating corruption and formulates proposals to improve the criminal legislation of Ukraine to counteract this socially dangerous phenomenon.

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V. Bodnar
Researcher of Scientific Laboratory on Problems of Pre-trial Investigation of National Academy of Internal Affairs

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Bodnar, V. 1. Current Problems of Combating Corruption: Realities of Domestic and Foreign Experience. Law Magazine of the National Academy of Internal Affairs. 10, 2 (1), 247-259.
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Vol 10 No 2 (2015)
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International experience

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