Abstract

The chapter is devoted to the analysis of the relationship of corruption with organized crime in Russia. Organized crime groups (OCG) are the main corrupter, since corruption and organized crime are two interconnected, interdependent, intertwining, and fueling each other negative, antisocial phenomena. Through a determination approach, which allows investigating the mechanisms of self-determination of corruption crimes, the work traces the interrelationships between corruption and organized criminal groups, examines various types of corruption technologies, and analyzes the results of opinion polls conducted by experts. In conclusion, a set of measures to combat corrupt organized crime is proposed.

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