SMALL BRIBE LAW DOES NOT CONTRIBUTE TO REDUCING CORRUPTION by R. Sh. URAZBAEV

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REFORM OF THE RUSSIAN ANTI-CORRUPTION LEGISLATION: OECD ECONOMIC CONDITION OR LEGAL IMPORTANCE by E. L. Sidorenko

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THE CONDITION AND STRUCTURE OF THE CORRUPTION IN THE RUSSIAN UNIVERSITIES by Svetlana S. Donetskaya

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Public Procurement Governance: Toward an Anti-corruption Framework for Public Procurement inUganda by BC, Basheka

“…Bribes bring chaos (Amos, 5:12) and they thus merit punishment (Amos, 2:6).…”
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Law and Politics in FCPA Prosecutions of Foreign Corporations by Elizabeth Acorn

“…The US adopted the FCPA in 1977 to ban the payment of bribes to foreign public officials to obtain a business advantage—decades before most other countries did so and with jurisdiction over American and many foreign corporations. …”
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The Non-Linear Dynamics of Virginia Woolf's London: from Elation to Street Haunting by Catherine Lanone

“…Le "Kew Gardens" de Virginia Woolf appréhende donc le parc au cœur de la ville comme un tissu de sons épars qui s'égaillent, bribes de conversations croisées au gré des visiteurs qui viennent s'arrêter devant un seul massif, bouquet de touches de couleurs impressionnistes et non taxonomie d'espèces; parallèlement, l'escargot à fleur de terre impose son parcours délibérément décalé, où la linéarité, si elle existe, ne peut qu'être parodique. …”
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Police crime in 1947 in the coverage of the Ukrainian SSR state security agencies by O. N. Yarmysh, V. A. Grechenko

“…It was widespread, as in the previous periods, among the employees of passport offices, traffic police, district police officers, who collected “tribute” from traders in the markets, having established a certain system of extortion, prices and appointed “senior” to collect bribes. There were even more odious cases when a whole group of policemen engaged in robbery, taking products and things from local villagers, while trying to disguise themselves as Banderites (copying the work methods of the KGB agents). …”
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Indigenous cultures in the era of globalisation by Nnamdi Tobechukwu Ekeanyanwu

“…Their argument is based on Schiller’s debatable notion that a society is brought into a modern world system when its dominating stratum is attracted, pressured, forced, cajoled and sometimes bribed into accepting its traditional system and values as inferior, outdated and mundane; and shaping such system and values to correspond to, or even promote, the values and structures of the dominating centre of the system. …”
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Letters of Friedrich Christian Weber to John Robeson from Russia, 1718-1719 by I. I. Fedyukin, A. D. Novikova

“…The article examines various aspects of Weber's diplomatic activities, including the methods he used to collect information in Russia and send it to England, such as bribing Russian officials, resorting to secret agents, ciphers, sending dispatches “under the cover, and others. …”
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Business’ Attitudes Towards Corruption in Selected Central European Countries by Nenad Vretenar, Ana Marija Filipas, Martina Briš Alić

“…In the countries where these differences are substantial, attitudes towards corruption are related to perceptions of problems arising from frequent changes in the law, problems with debt collection, and differences in views regarding the severity of bribery depending on the value of the bribe. Academic contribution to the field: This research provides a better understanding of the factors influencing the perception of corruption in Central European countries from a business perspective. …”
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