The role of mass media in combatting the corruption

The manifestations of corruption damage the image of each country, so the issue of combatting terrorism is of state significance. The authors reveal the role of mass media as civil society institutions, its specificity in dealing with the problem. The author developed the conditions of increasing the effectiveness of mass media in combatting corruption.

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Journalism
Published
2024-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.22353/journalism.2024.01.04
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Islamic Finance and Banking Studies
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The role of mass media in combatting the corruption

Mendkhuu Ganbaatar, Ariunzaya Norovsuren
Journalism
Islamic Finance and Banking Studies
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The role of mass media in combatting the corruption

Mendkhuu Ganbaatar, Ariunzaya Norovsuren
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Abstract

The manifestations of corruption damage the image of each country, so the issue of combatting terrorism is of state significance. The authors reveal the role of mass media as civil society institutions, its specificity in dealing with the problem. The author developed the conditions of increasing the effectiveness of mass media in combatting corruption.

JournalismVol. 24(01)
Openalex Percentile: Top 49%
Islamic Finance and Banking Studies
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