Abstract
This article examines the problem of developing legislative measures aimed at combating corruption in the higher education system. The relevance of the topic chosen by the authors is emphasized by the massiveness of research conducted in recent years by domestic and foreign scientists aimed at studying the factors of the appearance of corruption, its impact on the rule of law, as well as the experience of other countries in the fight against corruption in the higher education system. The author's position, formulated at the end of the study, is based on the analysis of statistical data derived by the International Non-Governmental Organization "Transparency International" for 2019 and foreign experience in comparison with the domestic one.
Highlights
Corruption as a social and legal phenomenon permeates all spheres of the society
Within the framework of the topic of this article, we will consider the results of the research conducted in 2019 by the international non-governmental organization "Transparency International" on corruption in the public administration sector
Based on the foregoing, much is being done in the Russian Federation to prevent and suppress corruption in the field of higher education, but Russian entrepreneurial spirit interferes with the planned implementation of anti-corruption programs
Summary
Corruption as a social and legal phenomenon permeates all spheres of the society. The progress of this phenomenon in the spiritual sphere causes particular concern. We are talking about two subsystems of this area of stable relationships between social subjects: science and education, in terms of its highest level. There is no need to think long about the harmfulness of such subject-oriented corruption manifestations. The predicted result is expressing in the consciousness of the masses the false value orientations, which lead to distance from the state. The most vulnerable in this sense is young generation, whose worldview in the process of comprehending science is improving and becoming professional
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