Corruption In Russia- A Threat To National Security

Moiseev, V.V.; Karelina, E.A.; Sudorgin, O. A.; Stroev, V. V.

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“…In particular, the Governor of Primorsky Krai S. Darkin. His wife, working as an actress of a local theater, declared income of 540 million rubles [4].…”

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“…Over the past five years, many regional leaders appointed by President Vladimir Putin have been arrested and prosecuted for corruption. Among them: V. Dudka (Tula Region), A. Khoroshavin (Sakhalin Region), N. Denin (Bryansk Region), V. Gaizer (Komi Republic), N. Belykh (Kirov Region), P. Konkov (Ivanovo Region), V. Ishayev (Khabarovsk Territory) and others [10]. These leaders stole millions and billions of rubles from the state and society.…”

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Corruption in Russia: Reasons for the Growth

Moiseev¹,

Goncharova²,

Чувардин³

2019

Proceedings of the 2019 5th International Conference on Social Science and Higher Education (ICSSHE 2019)

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The scale of increased corruption in Russia is such that it began to threaten the national security of our country. This conclusion belongs not only to the authors of this article, who have been conducting research in this field for a long time, but also to the head of state, who recently signed a special directive on national security. The main goal of the authors of the article was to show why corruption in Russia acquired such a wide scope, what reasons contributed to its growth in 2000-2019. In accordance with the purpose of the study, the following main questions were identified: 1) showing the increase in the scale and level of corruption in the country in 2000-2019; 2) to analyze the causes of weak anti-corruption in Russia; 3) showing the role of authorities in organizing the fight against corruption.

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“…In particular, the Governor of Primorsky Krai S. Darkin. His wife, working as an actress of a local theater, declared income of 540 million rubles [4].…”

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Corruption in Russia: Reasons for the Growth

Moiseev¹,

Goncharova²,

Чувардин³

2019

Proceedings of the 2019 5th International Conference on Social Science and Higher Education (ICSSHE 2019)

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“…In the period 2000-2008 President V. Putin twice vetoed anti-corruption laws passed by the Russian parliament. Moreover, by personally signing the UN Convention against Corruption in 2003, upon its ratification in 2006, he allowed excluding a number of important articles from this document, including criminal liability for the illegal enrichment and confiscation of property of corrupt officials [6].…”

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State Management and Corruption in Russia

Moiseev¹

2019

Proceedings of the 2019 5th International Conference on Social Science and Higher Education (ICSSHE 2019)

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The purpose of this study is to determine the causes and extent of corruption in public administration in modern Russia. Analyzing the activities of public authorities and management over the past two decades, you inevitably come to the conclusion that they are defeated by corruption. Corruption in the government under President V. Putin has increased several times. It has become the main source of enrichment for senior officials both in the federal center and in Russian regions. The main driving motive for their actions in the allocation of quotas, subsidies, tenders and tenders, public procurement and so on was personal gain. Therefore, the author defines corruption as the use of official position for personal gain. In conducting this study, the author posed the following basic questions. 1. The shortcomings of state management in the organization of counteraction to this crime.2. To identify what are the main reasons for the growth of corruption of government in 2000-2019.3. to compare methods of combating corruption in Russia and some other countries.

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“…In the period 2000-2008 President V. Putin twice vetoed anti-corruption laws passed by the Russian parliament. Moreover, by personally signing the UN Convention against Corruption in 2003, upon its ratification in 2006, he allowed to exclude a number of important articles from this document, including criminal liability for the illegal enrichment and confiscation of property of corrupt officials [6].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Over the past five years, many regional leaders appointed by President Vladimir Putin have been arrested and prosecuted for corruption. Among them: V. Dudka (Tula Region), A. Khoroshavin (Sakhalin Region), N. Denin (Bryansk Region), V. Gaizer (Komi Republic), N. Belykh (Kirov Region), P. Konkov (Ivanovo Region), V. Ishayev (Khabarovsk Territory) and others [8]. These leaders stole millions and billions of rubles from the state and society.…”

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Power and Corruption in Modern Russia

Moiseev¹

2019

Proceedings of the 2019 3rd International Conference On Education, Management Science and Economics (ICEMSE 2019)

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The purpose of this study is to determine the causes and extent of corruption in public administration in modern Russia. Analyzing the activities of public authorities and management over the past two decades, you inevitably come to the conclusion that they are defeated by corruption. Corruption in the government under President V. Putin has increased several times. It has become the main source of enrichment for senior officials both in the federal center and in Russian regions. The main driving motive for their actions in the allocation of quotas, subsidies, tenders and tenders, public procurement and so on was personal gain. Therefore, the author defines corruption as the use of official position for personal gain. In conducting this study, the author posed the following basic questions. 1. The shortcomings of state management in the organization of counteraction to this crime. 2. To identify what are the main reasons for the growth of corruption of government in 2000-2019. 3. To compare methods of combating corruption in Russia and some other countries.

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Corruption In Russia- A Threat To National Security

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