This article reveals the features of modern state anti-corruption policy in a separate group of countries of the post-Soviet space. The study presents an analysis of the specifics of the main approaches to combating corruption in the Central Asian states and the implementation of the existing anti-corruption model from the point of view of international and regional recommendations in this area. Particular attention in the work is paid to the commonality of cultural factors, the state-political structure of the countries under consideration and the relevance of individual anti-corruption mechanisms for the Russian anti-corruption model.
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