Coordination of the fight against organized crime resulted from corruption

Abstract

The aim of the article was to establish the features and trends of the legal regulation in the field of coordination of the fight against organized crime by the competent authorities. The chosen research topic identified comparative legal approach to scientific research as the leading one. A set of general scientific (dialectical, historical, systemic, statistical) and narrow scientific (legalistic, case method) methods of cognition was also used. It was stated in this research that punitive measures can have only a limited impact on reducing the manifestations of organized crime with a corruption component. Such measures should be part of a sustainable, long-term comprehensive strategy to reduce the space for organized crime and corruption, coordinated by the state while legalizing clear powers and effective mechanisms for cooperation between the competent law enforcement agencies and the public in this area. Further research should be based on national identity, criminological factors of organized crime, and drivers of corruption in government institutions. Future reform of the current legislation should reasonably take into account foreign experience, as well as the innovative components of the development of national criminal groups.

Implementation of an effective system for monitoring the application of gender equality policy: Experience from European Union countries

“…The experience of the Scandinavian countries is taken as an example in the work of Urinboyevna and Rustamova (2021), where the achievements of Norway, Switzerland and Finland in the field of gender policy are associated with a high level of security and life, life expectancy, and freedom of choice in these countries. In the study of Husu (2019) the sample consists of the same countries, and an important aspect of effective gender policy is identified as the introduction of gender research programmes in education, as well as the corresponding funding. Schulstok and Wikstrand (2020) systematized the main goals of gender policy in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.…”

“…Urinboyevna and Rustamova (2021) note that Norway, Switzerland and Finland rank first according to the criteria of safety, equality and the ability of women to fully participate in the life of society. Husu (2019) finds that, gender studies and gender studies programmes in universities of Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden have significantly more influence than in most other European countries. Schulstok and Wikstrand (2020) write on the specifics of career guidance in the context of gender equality in the Scandinavian countries.…”

Crime prevention in special (free) economic zones

“…The origin of "dirty" money is not necessarily connected with the activities of S(F)EZ. The infrastructure of the zones can be used by corrupt government officials (Basquill, 2022;Kopotun et al, 2022) and cybercriminals (Hall et al, 2021) for money laundering and evading sanctions.…”