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Nr 3 (2024): Prawo i Więź Nr 3 (50) 2024

The System of Factors Determining the Prevention and Counteraction of Corruption in Estonia

DOI
https://doi.org/10.36128/PRIW.VI50.846
Przesłane
29 stycznia 2024
Opublikowane
21.08.2024

Abstrakt

The aim of the paper is to develop a system of factors that have influenced anti-corruption processes in Estonia. The factors that have contributed to the progress and the factors that hinder Estonia from achieving zero corruption are identified. Special aspects of anti-corruption reforms in Estonia at the institutional level are identified. The methodological basis of the research is neo-institutionalism and axiological analysis; they allowed to construct a system of factors of two types: (1) those that contributed/contribute to the anti-corruption progress of Estonia (2) those that hamper Estonia’s advance towards zero corruption.

 

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