COUNTERING CORRUPTION AS A STRATEGIC DIRECTION FOR ENSURING THE STATE'S INTERNAL SECURITY

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This article investigates anti-corruption measures as a pivotal strategic vector for safeguarding the internal security of the state. It evaluates the determinants and ramifications of corruption within public administration, procurement, human capital management, and law enforcement. Corruption is framed as a systemic malady that subverts institutional efficacy, undermines social cohesion, and jeopardizes political stability. The study underscores the criticality of transparent personnel protocols in mitigating the abuse of power, while highlighting digitalization as a fundamental mechanism for enhancing accountability and oversight. Furthermore, the research explores anti-corruption compliance frameworks, emphasizing internal controls, risk management, and ethical mandates. The author contends that a synergy of legal, institutional, and technological interventions is indispensable for robust strategic outcomes, ultimately strengthening the rule of law and the resilience of modern governance.

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