September 1, 2024Uzhhorod National University Herald Series LawOpen Access

Features of preventing abuse of authority or official position committed by public servants

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Corruption functions as a systemic corrosion of power driven by structural flaws in governance, extending far beyond isolated criminal offenses.
Theoretical analysis reveals that the socio-economic prerequisites for official misconduct remain consistent across varied governmental systems.
Countering corruption requires eliminating its underlying social prerequisites, establishing strict statutory duties for public servants.

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Policy analysis demonstrates that corruption stems from systemic power abuses in public governance, indicating a need for comprehensive institutional reforms.

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O. Y. Buchynskyi (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e59e9db6db6435875391ec https://doi.org/10.24144/2307-3322.2024.83.3.4

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Policy analysis demonstrates that corruption stems from systemic power abuses in public governance, indicating a need for comprehensive institutional reforms.

Features of preventing abuse of authority or official position committed by public servants

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Features of preventing abuse of authority or official position committed by public servants

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