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United Nations, 2003). The combating corruption issue and the formulation
of an ecient anti-corruption mechanism is an on-going issue; however,
the constant evolution of social relations requires taking into consideration
the new challenges posed by digitalization and humanization.
The main idea of corruption prevention dialectically lies in the following
domain: 1) prevention of an oense; 2) prevention of arbitrariness on the
part of ocials, authorized to perform the functions of state power and
local self-government. The former presumes the following criminological
postulates: corruption oenses are rational (a non-deliberate corruption
oense is impossible); prevention of corruption becomes possible due to
the elimination of potential prot from corruption; reducing the eect
from prot may occur due to the risk of the oense being revealed and the
forthcoming bringing to liability (Khamkhodera, 2020b).
Thus, the corruption preventive mechanism may eventually be
transformed through the following: a) enhanced liability for corruption:
b) introduction and proper implementation of anti-corruption tools. The
present research is focused on the latter.
Investigation of the issue of anti-corruption mechanism requires
clarity in the approaches to its component parts, which is common to the
activities in public sphere and non-managerial sphere Mykhailenko, 2017;
112). They include: 1) state anti-corruption policy, aimed at the creation of
ecient detection of preconditions for the prevention, counteraction and
removal of consequences of corruption oenses (Hudkov, 2018), which will
facilitate the emergence of positive archetypes of the society; non-tolerance
of corruption; 2) anti-corruption declaring as a complex of organizational
and formal legal actions to secure the obligation of nancial reporting,
detection of violations of nancial discipline and the implementation of
administrative liability to physical persons, responsible for the violation of
nancial control requirements (Khabarova, 2017); 3) conict of interests as
the means of corruption prevention; 4) institutional system of combating
corruption, based on the operation of specialized bodies of public authority,
focused on anti-corruption measures; 5) lifestyle monitoring, aimed at
revealing the correspondence between the living standards and the incomes,
stated in the declaration.
Certain conclusions of academic nature might be of interest. They
concern criteria of acceptability, contextual and applied motivation,
exemption from liability for minor violations related to the conict of interest
(Khamkhodera, 2020a); specicity of anti-corruption declaring in Ukraine,
manifested in: aiming at the prevention and detection of corruption and
violation of anti-corruption requirements, prohibitions and restrictions; it
is aimed at the verication of the nancial status of the entities liable to
anti-corruption laws; failure to observe anti-corruption declaring stipulates
enforcement of liability measures, etc., (Kornuta et al., 2020).