2018
DOI: 10.17150/2500-4255.2018.12(5).622-633
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Conflict-Criminological Paradigm of Corruption (Article 2)

Abstract: The second part of the study pays special attention to the disputable issues of defining the concept of «corruption» and different research strategies of analyzing corruption practices and schemes of corrupt behavior through the prism of conflict social interactions. Corruption is characterized as the process and result of illegal conversion of the resources of public officials and private persons that trespasses the boundaries of social contract. The authors view corruption as a method through which capital i… Show more

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“…On the contrary, the adoption of norms that strengthen control leads to an increase in corruption [15, p. 672]. Against this background, a plurality of legal acts in the field of combating corruption in some cases stimulates corruption [16, p. 663; 17, p. 439,441], there are problems with terminology [18], as well as other problems [19,20]. The emerging situation of uncertainty forces us to raise the issue of harmonization of the legislative system [21, p. 679].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the contrary, the adoption of norms that strengthen control leads to an increase in corruption [15, p. 672]. Against this background, a plurality of legal acts in the field of combating corruption in some cases stimulates corruption [16, p. 663; 17, p. 439,441], there are problems with terminology [18], as well as other problems [19,20]. The emerging situation of uncertainty forces us to raise the issue of harmonization of the legislative system [21, p. 679].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%