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Title |
Corruption and its role in
destabilization of democratic institutions and moral principles of modern Rusian society
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Authors |
Konovalov Valery Ph. D., Associate
Professor, Head of the Department of Administrative and Financial Law
of the Orenburg Institute, branch of Kutafin MGYUU (MSLA); 50, Komsomolskaya
Street, Orenburg, Russia, 460000, E-mail: post@oimlsa.edu.ru |
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Section |
Criminal Legal Doctrine |
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Issue |
5/2013 |
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118-124 |
index UDC |
343.9 + 343.3
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index LBC |
Х401.02 + Х518.1 + Х408.142
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Abstract |
Corruption in modern Russia is not
an abstract criminal offense but a deeprooted and totally deterministic system of
relations between the society, government and field of business determined not
only and not so much by the moral decay of government and
business representatives as by the imperfection of the existing support systems of
functioning of all state mechanisms . Since corruption has a number of
negative external effects (externalities) which are negatively implied in
various spheres of national life the article
considers and highlights some of the most
important consequences of corruption. |
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Keywords |
corruption, society, business, public authorities ,
public campaigns, laws, regulations, law, economics,
public sector. |
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