Contemporary Practices of Anti-Corruption Compliance in the Model of Asian States

With this article, the authors develop research into Russian and foreign public policy in the field of anti-corruption. The paper examines the impact of anti-corruption compliance mechanisms on the relationship between the state and business. Using the examples of Singapore, China and other countries, the diversity of approaches and methods to combat corruption is demonstrated, and the role of ethical standards and corporate responsibility in the prevention of corruption offenses is assessed. The authors emphasize that the experience of Asian countries can be taken into account in the Russian anti-corruption model, subject to an integrated approach, including both relevant changes at the legislative level and cultural shifts in the perception of corruption as a real threat to the national economy.