SPECIFIC ANALYSIS OF CORRUPTION-RELATED CRIMES
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.47390/SPR1342V6I1Y2026N20Keywords:
corruption, corruption-related crimes, legal analysis, official authority, abuse of power, conflict of interest, corruption risk, prevention, public administration, law enforcement, unlawful incentive, covert agreement, anti-corruption policy, institutional mechanisms, legislative reform, international standards, organizational and legal measures, crime mechanism, public service, public trust.Abstract
This scientific article is devoted to a comprehensive study of the essence of corruption-related crimes, their legal nature, mechanisms of commission, and the new forms emerging in modern conditions. Corruption is viewed as a complex socio-legal phenomenon that poses a threat not only to individual states but also to the development of entire regions in the context of globalization and economic integration. Therefore, the research provides an in-depth analysis of the classification of corruption offenses, the factors that give rise to them, corruption risks, and their structural features. The author compares national legislation with international standards and substantiates the organizational and legal measures necessary to increase the effectiveness of preventing, detecting, and combating such crimes.
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