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U radu se analizira proces pristupanja Republike Srbije Evropskoj uniji, sa akcentom na period od 2018. do 2022. godine u oblasti političkih institucija čije se reforme zahtevaju kako bi Srbija ispunila Kopenhaške kriterijume. Analizom političkog aspekta Kopenhaških kriterijuma predstavljeno je stanje političkih institucija u Republici Srbiji. Narodna skupština, političke partije i nezavisni organi su institucija koje treba da obezbede funkcionisanje društva kao sistema, ispunjavajući zahteve građana uz spremnost na reformu i modernizaciju. Rad ima za cilj da predstavi neke od izazova sa kojima se ove institucije suočavaju i koji sprečavaju ili usporavaju reformu pravnog poretka Republike Srbije. Kroz analizu Izveštaja Evropske komisije, istraživanja javnog mnjenja o poverenju u institucije i izjave visokih evropskih i srpskih zvaničnika, rad će pokazati kakav je napredak Srbija učinila u prethodnom periodu, uzimajući u obzir funkcionisanje ovih institucija.

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This paper considers the relations between the process of media convergence and efforts of communities to control corrupt practices. Relying on the conceptual framework of cultural convergence, the socio-cultural specificities that condition, increase or decrease the probability of the influence of the convergence process on the fight against corruption are examined, especially in terms of the development of new opportunities, means and practices. The paper summarizes the results of case studies with the aim of reviewing the similarities and differences of this dynamic in different cultural milieus. A special part of the paper refers to the review of shortcomings and potentially good anti-corruption practices in Bosnia and Herzegovina that have been made possible, strengthened or encouraged by the processes of media convergence, respecting the specificities of Bosnia and Herzegovina's historical and cultural context and state structure. The results of the case study analysis in the world and in Bosnia and Herzegovina point to several sub-segments of media convergence important for the fight against corruption: conceptual, hybrid, substantive, social-structural and convergence of media tools. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Corruption is a global and negative phenomenon that is difficult to define unambiguously due to its complexity, various manifestations, covertness and social harm. It can be found in countries throughout the world, and by violating both legal and moral norms, it erodes all the segments of society to the same extent thus threatening the stability of each country. Corruption has a negative effect on the stability of the country’s economic, financial and legal system. Public procurement of goods, works and services for the purposes of functioning of public contracting authorities that are in charge of the implementation of public procurement in the Republic of Croatia is connected with the circulation of a large amount of public money, i.e. taxpayers' money. Free market competition and public money make this segment of the state economy extremely susceptible to corruption offences. This is exactly why various forms of criminal behavior occur in the field of public procurement, both by representatives of public contracting authorities and representatives of economic operators that participate in public procurement procedures. The fundamental prerequisite for combating corruption in public procurement or at least reducing it to a minimum, which is also a prerequisite for the protection of public money, is a clear and unambiguous legislative and efficient institutional public procurement framework. The purpose of this paper is to contribute to the conceptual clarification of corruption, to point to its forms and types, to explain the connection between corruption and organized crime, to highlight the negative effects of corruption in public procurement and to point to possible sanctioning of corruption offences in public procurement. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The most important goal of this paper is to promote and emphasize the importance of detecting corruption risks in the legislative legislation, as a basis from which various forms of corruption can develop. Also, it is important in the theoretical analysis of the concept of corruption, as well as corruption risks and analysis of the assessment of susceptibility to corruption of draft laws and bylaws. In addition, the aim is to investigate the extent to which the assessment of susceptibility to corruption of laws and bylaws can prevent corruption, especially if we take into account that "ambiguity" in laws and bylaws, and the lack of "control mechanism" in them, the basis that leaves room corruption, ie key corruption risk. A quantitative approach to research was used in the paper. The survey was conducted at the local, cantonal, entity, and state levels on a representative and stratified sample. The research included managers in administrative bodies, professional associates and expert advisors in administrative bodies, as well as lawyers and lawyers employed in public institutions. The contribution also refers to a better understanding of the mechanisms for preventing corruption in administrative bodies through the establishment of a single authority and mechanisms for assessing the susceptibility of corruption to laws and bylaws, and mechanisms for monitoring the implementation of adopted laws and bylaws. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Economic diplomacy is becoming increasingly important in international relations, to that extent that we can ask ourselves does classic diplomacy even exist in developed countries? Strategic aims of a economic diplomacy are refer to a promotion of national economy and companies on the global markets, protection of a national economic interests in international economic relations, foreign trade cooperation and defining appropriate instruments and mechanism for their implementation. And that can be achieve with increase of export and foreign direct investments and more active participation in acts of international organizations. Strengthening of economic dimension of the diplomacy is a way to encourage positive trends of economic growth, because it is proven that countries with a strong economic advent on a global market accomplish better results. Bosnia and Herzegovina has defined model of economic diplomacy, in the implementation showed as inefficient, due to its political, legal and social stratification and lack of a single economic market. Considering that only few authors have been engaged in defining and analyzing economic diplomacy of Bosnia and Herzegovina, this paper is based on defining problems of implementation of the existing concept and, because of its proven inefficiencies in practice, suggestion of a new model. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article concerns research on the basic ways to increase the trust of Ukrainian society in its government via a sociological study conducted among public servants. Based on this study, it is established that the main way to increase confidence in government is to implement harsher, more definite punishment for those who break the laws of Ukraine. In addition to this, ensuring the openness and transparency of power is also an important way of increasing trust. The Polish approach to this issue is also analyzed, and it is concluded that social dialogue between government bodies and society is an important element in the formation of constructive public relations. Alongside the issue of trust, the level of corruption in government over the last several years is discussed in this article. Finally, it is concluded that trust is the most important attribute of effective public administration, and one of the prerequisites for the stable and predictable development of Ukraine. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article argues that although electronic governance has been institutionalised as a public policy that promotes access to information, transparency and control of public institutions by citizens, the introduction of electronic governance has not immediately generated a positive impact on the reduction of corruption and that, consequently, other complementary actions are necessary in order to execute the public policies of electronic government. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The main objective of this research was to determine the frequency of the occurrence of moral dissonance in the workplace, and its possible consequences for employees' psycho-physical health. External ethical dissonance at work is defined as a condition stemming from a discrepancy between the employee action and ethical standards in place in the organization, and is primarily caused by the unethical pressure of the management. A sample of 311 employees of both genders, employed both in the private and public sector, with different educational levels and of different ages and seniority, have applied measures of psycho-physical health, measures of frequency of ethical dissonance at work, and the Demographic Characteristics Questionnaire. Results show that out of 311 respondents, 72% of them report that they have been in a state of external ethical dissonance at least once in the past year, so we conducted further analyses on data gathered from these 224 employees. Factor analysis of the SUED2R questionnaire has revealed that measures of external ethical dissonance are classified into three indicators, according to the type of unethical pressure: lying for the benefit of the organization, harassing others, and supporting wrong people in the organization. We have found that the incidence of such ethical dissonance is significantly higher in the private than in the public sector, that the increased incidence of all three forms of work dissonance is associated with an increased incidence of symptoms of health disorders. It is concluded that the pressure to act unethically (corrupt behavior) probably contributes to the deterioration of employees' health. The significance of these findings is that, for the first time, they clearly demonstrate a systematic link between pressuring employees into corrupt behavior, and their psycho-physical health. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper explores corruption patterns and networks in Malang City, Malang Regency, and Batu City, Indonesia. It applies a qualitative approach to analyze secondary data regarding corruption from the Supreme Court of Indonesia, as well as data from five popular and trusted media sources. Nvivo 12 Plus was used to analyze data. The Ncapture feature was used to explore case directories and online media websites. Crosstab analysis was then used to analyze and tabulate the nodes, while group analysis was used to map corruption patterns and networks. This study finds that budget corruption in Malang City, Malang Regency, and Batu City has occurred in the planning and execution of budget policy through abuse of power, bribery, negotiations, project fees, and fundraising activities. Corruption in these three regions has involved elite groups: regional leaders, bureaucrats, entrepreneurs, and political communities. Further research should apply both mixed methods and a political network approach. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Kaznenopravna reakcija na kaznena djela podmićivanja iznimno je važna za svaki uređeni pravni sustav. O uspješnosti te reakcije, a posebno njezina bitnog i neizostavnog segmenta - oduzimanje imovinske koristi, umnogome ovisi cjelokupan politički i gospodarski razvoj pojedine države. Učinkovita primjena instituta (proširenog) oduzimanja imovinske koristi u praksi pokazala se važnom kod kaznenih djela (pasivnog) podmićivanja. Radi se o kaznenim djelima koja podrazumijevaju uspostavu korupcijskog savezu kojem obje strane mogu biti zadovoljne jer ostvaruju određene (imovinske) probitke i koristi. Kakva će biti kaznenopravna reakcija prema počiniteljima podmićivanja ovisi o stavu društva, točnije, o privremenoj vladajućoj garnituri. O njihovim shvaćanjima, ovisi i kaznenopravna reakcija prema počiniteljima s aspekta oduzimanja imovinske koristi u kaznenim normativima. U prilog znanstvenoj raspravi, u radu se analizira kaznenopravna mjera oduzimanja imovinske koristi u kontekstu međunarodne pravne stečevine u suzbijanju podmićivanja, uz osvrt na recentnu praksu “uskočkih” sudova. Pritom je naglasak stavljen na prikaz domaće i međunarodne regulacije instituta tzv. proširenog oduzimanja imovinske koristi. Usporednom metodom je dan prikaz i analiza (ne)usklađenosti domaće materijalne regulacije s relevantnom međunarodnom pravnom stečevinom o tom pitanju.

Politika sprečavanja činjenja kaznenih djela, a poglavito korupcijskih djela u koje spada i davanje mita kao tipično takvo djelo, od izuzetne je važnosti za svaki uređeni pravni sustav. Središnji dio te politike predstavlja kaznenopravna politika. O uspješnosti te politike umnogome ovisi cjelokupan politički i gospodarski razvoj svake pojedine zemlje. U prilog znanstvenoj raspravi, a s ciljem da bi domaća kaznena politika suzbijanja korupcijskih kaznenih djela bila što učinkovitija, u radu se analizira kazneno zakonodavstvo Republike Italije s obzirom na pitanje aktivnog podmićivanja kao jednog od temeljnih oblika koruptivnog ponašanja. Prikazujući komparativno uređenje talijanskog kaznenog sustava, koji, kao i hrvatski, pripada europskim kontinentalnim kaznenim pravnim sustavima, autor će se osvrnuti na temeljne sličnosti i razlike pravnog uređenja aktivnog podmićivanja u Republici Italiji u odnosu na domaći pravni sustav.

[straipsnis ir santrauka lietuvių kalba; santrauka anglų kalba] Šiame straipsnyje siekiama nustatyti, kokią įtaką korupcijos skandalai turi sisteminiams partiniams ir įstatymų pokyčiams. Tyrimas remiasi „MG Baltic“ korupcijos skandalo atveju, kuris išsiskiria iš kitų savo sisteminiu prekyba poveikiu mastu bei įtaka politiniams procesams Lietuvoje. Tyrime taikomas trianguliacijos metodas, remiantis tiek oficialiais informacijos šaltiniais, tiek 15 anoniminių interviu, kurie padėjo įvertinti neformalių politikos ir verslo santykių pokyčius „MG Baltic“ skandalo kontekste. Pokyčiai analizuojami trimis lygmenimis – tai įstatymų pakeitimai, korupcijos prevencija partijų viduje ir pokyčiai neformaliose politinėse rutinose. Atlikta analizė iš esmės patvirtina trijų tyrime tikrinamų kintamųjų – visuomenės pasipiktinimo, žiniasklaidos dėmesio ir politinės lyderystės – reikšmę antikorupcinių reformų įgyvendinimui

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