CUMULATIVE ANTI-CORRUPTION STRATEGY (EVOLUTIONARY APPROACH)

Despite the considerable number of studies of corruption, the practical effectiveness of previously proposed measures could hardly be estimated as adequate. The overcoming of corruption cannot be separated from the socio-economic situation, because this phenomenon is not only integrated into it, but in many cases performs important regulatory function. The structure of the society is characterized by high complexity and diversity; it accumulates the entire spectrum of value judgments, opinions and decisions. General human communications occur both through open channels and detached ( hidden) ones, therefore the implementation of public power should cover these areas as well. Today, the corruption activity is the universal tool, which facilitates management process. Accordingly, there is a contradiction, according to which "the fight against corruption is the opposition to authorities". It is an absurd in the conditions of today's social development. Cumulative strategy appeals to the need to reduce corruption potential by providing each individual with a sufficient number of life alternatives. Economic autarchy and cosmopolitism constitute the quintessence of the strategy.