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Executive Editor’ Introduction
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Section I. State policy of the Russian Federation
in anti-corruption sphere
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Mikhaylov, V. Present stage of government policy of Russian Federation in sphere of combating corruption and objectives of its scientific support ………………………………………………………….
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Fedorov, A.On some tendencies in development of anti-corruption policy in criminal law of Russian Federation ……………………….
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Basnak, D. Provision of unified approaches to organization of anti-corruption activities in civil (municipal) service and in non-government sphere …………………………………………………..
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Panteleev, V. Present problems of systemic and comprehensive legal regulation of anti-corruption in Russian Federation …………….
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Aleshin, V.On organization of anti-corruption activities of government and municipal bodies in Sverdlovsk region …………………...
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Section II. Potential of the modern state and civil society
in combating corruption
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Eshov, Yu. Corruption in Russia: perspectives of combating ………
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Martianov, V.Institutional combating corruption: legislative framework and public control ………………………………………
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Startsev, Ya. Functional analysis of corruption from perspective of theory of informal institutions ………………………………………
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Ilchenko, M.Corruption as factor of reproduction of transforming political system ……………………………………………………...
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Grosheva, I. Combating corruption: public control without public ...
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Perevozchikov, Yu. Furies of private interest VS nation-state: conversations about corruption under shadow of new world order …….
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Saburova, L. Methodological aspects of studying corruption: constraints and opportunities ……………………………………….......
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Groshev, I. Cumulative anti-corruption strategy (evolutionary approach) ……………………………………………………………...
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Fishman, L.Do we move towards anti-corruption system of values?
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Obolkina, S. Subject of corruption practice and axiological encoding ...
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Babosov, E., Babosova E. It is necessary to use more actively sociocultural factors of elimination of corruption virus ……………….
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Syuzeva, N.Cultural historical prerequisites of formation of orientation towards corruption in consciousness and ways of its overcoming ……..
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Glazyrin, V. «Ideal types» of combating corruption in present-day Russia ………………………………………………………………..
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Lobovikov, V.Linguistic, formal-logical, formal-ethical, and natural-law aspects of problem of corruption …………………………....
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Matyukhina, E.Regional features of implementation of National anti-corruption plan 2014–2015 …………………………………….
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Kiselev, K.Symbolic aspects of combating corruption ……………..
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Section III. Political and legal mechanisms
of combating corruption
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Bogatova, E., Kochetkova, N. Legal basis for combating corruption
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Chesnokov, A., Chesnokova, O. Anticorruption mechanism: problems of measurement ………………………………………………..
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Pomazuev, A. Problems of effective prevention of corruption (using the example of anticorruption expertise of regulations and draft regulations) ………………………………………………………….
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Lun’kov, A.Corruption in social institutions of various types: socio- philosophical analysis ……………………………………………….
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Lopatina, T. Anti-corruption behavior model as contemporary measure of combating corruption in public service …………………
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Moshkin, S.Corruption zones in information services of power
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Zakirova, L. Particularities of motivational and values sphere of individuals with different levels of corruption behavior …………….
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Karpovа, J.Corruption in electoral process ………………………...
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Borkov, V. Criminal law element of state policy in the sphere of combating corruption ………………………………………………..
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Kozlova, L., Sadovskaya, T. Administrative responsibility as a way to ensure legality of activities of enforcement agencies’ officers …..
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