Abstract
The study aims to analyze the impact of different types of national cultures on the effectiveness of anti-corruption measures implemented by the states, expressed in the change in the Corruption Perceptions Index for the period from 2016 to 2020. The methodological basis was such scientific methods as dialectical, logical, prognostic, and systems analysis. The methods of statistics were also used to achieve the research objectives. The study attempts to analyze the relationship between the cultural area of the country and its place in the international rating, compiled annually based on the results of the research conducted by the international organization Transparency International. The result of the study was the conclusion regarding the predominance of the countries of the Western European cultural area in the leaders of the rating as the countries with the lowest corruption perceptions index, the countries of the African cultural area as the countries predominating in the composition of the states with the highest corruption perceptions index and proportional representation of the countries of the Eastern European, South Asian and Latin American cultural area in the median values of the rating. The novelty of the work lies in the division of the countries existing in the modern world into eight cultural areas based on the value attitudes, traditions, and beliefs formed in them, which enabled to analyze the representation of countries of a particular area in a certain group of ratings – the countries with a low corruption perceptions index, the countries – with a high corruption perceptions index and the countries, in the corresponding analyzed period, occupying the median position in the rating.
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Introduction© The Authors, published by EDP Sciences
Anti-corruption strategies in different countries may differ from each other, but they always have only one goal as the main one – to minimize the spread of this negative phenomenon,© The Authors, published by EDP Sciences
The novelty of the work lies in the division of the countries existing in the modern world into eight cultural areas based on the value attitudes, traditions, and beliefs formed in them, which enabled to analyze the representation of countries of a particular area in a certain group of ratings
Summary
© The Authors, published by EDP Sciences. The considered phenomenon takes place to one degree or another in any country in the world. The existing methods of measuring corruption clearly show that this phenomenon is not widespread in all countries. Regarding the direct study of the influence and correlations of culture and corruption, this aspect is currently insufficiently studied by the Russian science. First of all, this is due to the complexity of analyzing and measuring these phenomena. In Russian science, the influence of culture on the level of corruption was studied by Koptseva [12], Nestik [13], etc
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