Content of the Term “Corruption“

The paper describes the characterization of corruption and bribery, discusses the views of scientists, lawyers and legal documents of international organizations regarding corruption as a "criminal event", analyzes the existing approaches to the concept of corruption, presents the signs and classification of corruption, the concept of corruption in scientific circles, international legal documents Author's conclusions are made based on the approaches.

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Published
2024-12-10
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https://doi.org/10.52244/c.2024.11.30
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Digital Transformation in Law
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Content of the Term “Corruption“

Zviad Beshkenadze
Digital Transformation in Law
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Content of the Term “Corruption“

Zviad Beshkenadze
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The paper describes the characterization of corruption and bribery, discusses the views of scientists, lawyers and legal documents of international organizations regarding corruption as a "criminal event", analyzes the existing approaches to the concept of corruption, presents the signs and classification of corruption, the concept of corruption in scientific circles, international legal documents Author's conclusions are made based on the approaches.

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