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issue-620	Skoryk, Maryna	THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE INSTITUTE OF CORRUPTION IN EASTERN EUROPE	2019	6	.pdf	application/pdf	3957	192	38	According to the author, priority steps in the fight against corruption are: reform of education, i.e. education of a new elite (formation of a general negative attitude and personal rejection of corruption, an increase of wages both for employees of secondary and higher schools); civil service reform (high and clearly regulated wages, without the use of manipulations with bonuses); clear regulation according to the Criminal Code of Responsibility for Every Kind of Corrupt acts and judicial penalties (dismissal, fines, deprivation of liberty, deprivation of payment of a state pension); annual control of property, assets and debts, the disclosure of declarations of subjects of power authorities, civil servants, etc.; the ban on financing election campaigns, political parties and other political organizations of oligarchs (strict order of financial statements); holding information companies on a permanent basis to eliminate tolerant attitude towards corruption, namely: firstly, popularization of the fight against corruptors (involving specialists in the spheres of jurisprudence, pedagogy, psychology, PR-technologies), and secondly, social advertising (public awareness of detection of corruption and discussion of consequences – punishment for corruption actions). Corruption is truly a global problem, in his essay on the fight against corruption in Estonia, Mart Laar claims that corruption has been so rooted that it has become a way of life.	cache/issue-620.pdf	txt/issue-620.txt