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The article considers ideology as the dominant corruption-causing factor in the existence of corruption as a socio-cultural phenomenon. The imperfection of the formation of the ideological foundations of the anti-corruption worldview is analyzed on the examples of sociological research, legislative acts on the prevention of corruption. The ideology of corruption is promoted by tolerance, acceptance and permissibility of corruption offenses in the legal consciousness of citizens, therefore, in the existing competition between corruption and anti-corruption ideology, the author assigns the latter a dominant role in the mechanism of combating corruption as the dominant force and determining vector of the entire anti-corruption policy.
ideology of corruption, anti-corruption policy, determinants of corruption, anti-corruption mechanism
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