EFFICIENCY OF ANTI-CORRUPTION POLICY

Abstract

Objective: to consider the issues of anti-corruption policy efficiency, to disclose the contents of the categories "policy", "efficiency", "criteria", "monitoring"; to formulate the provisions that reflect the author's concept of efficiency of managerial influence on corruption.Methods: systemic approach as a method of universal methodology, general scientific methods (structural-functional analysis, comparison, logical method).Results: the definition and the content of anti-corruption policies are corrected; the comparative analysis is carried out of the four interconnected multi-level categories: "anticorruption policy", "efficiency", "efficiency criteria", "monitoring"; their intrinsic and formal features are shown in the transition (implementation) of concepts into lawmaking as the regulatory basis for substantive work on implementing legislation and other planning activities. knowledge about the issue of the anti-corruption policy efficiency is systematized, representing the productivity of human, material, financial and information resources.Scientific novelty: the article presents the author's position on the definition of anti-corruption policy, in which the main, conceptual framework (of guiding ideas) is allocated and which determines the content and character of the two other subsystems, i.e. law making and enforcement. The concept of efficiency, or successfulness, of anti-corruption policy is proposed, as well as approaches to defining the evaluation criteria. Practical significance: the possibility of differentiated approach to the development of regional concept of anti-corruption policy, its regulatory framework and appropriate executive action, as well as the unique "measurement and evaluation" system of anti-corruption monitoring. The possibility is shown to elaborate a new system of evaluating the effectiveness of the ideological mechanism of influencing the management system in corruption counteraction.

Keywords

• corruption counteraction
• policy
• activity
• performance
• success
• criteria
• super-system functions
• monitoring