La corrupción ante una sociedad globalizada
Poverty, unhealthy living conditions, disproportion in the distribution of wealth, human rights violations, international organize crime, weak economic growth and low income per capita, are contributing factors for generating corruption. Incremental flow of International commerce, implementation of...
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Format: | Article |
Language: | Spanish |
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2014
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Online Access: | https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=6622338 |
Source: | Dikê: Revista de Investigación en Derecho, Criminología y Consultoría Jurídica, ISSN 1870-6924, Nº. 15, 2014, pags. 79-100 |
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Poverty, unhealthy living conditions, disproportion
in the distribution of wealth, human
rights violations, international organize crime,
weak economic growth and low income per
capita, are contributing factors for generating
corruption. Incremental flow of International
commerce, implementation of privatization
in relation to the transition from socialist
economies or the increased state influence on
the markets, are all factors that have favored
opportunism between civil servants, who have
been tempted to act in self-benefit.
The problem arises in all forms of governments
(economically developed or not, with
different kinds of economies, parliamentary
systems or monarchies, among others),
reason why is valid to say that corruption
is “global.”
Corruption is as a diverse and complex phenomenon,
because it does not only intervene
in political acts but eminently in the activities
of the private sector, which complicates it in
order to legislate effectively and efficiently
to combat it. The fight against corruption has increased
and has gained the attention of international
organizations because a high incident
worldwide. This fight has culminated in the
creation of international instruments to avoid
economic harm to the states and the increase
of poverty in the world. |
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