Individual deviant Acts, Significant Corruption, Grand Corruption, State Capture, and Institutional Corruption Artículo académico

Thesis author

Pablo Galain Palermo

Resumen

Corruption is a phenomenon that is legally defined based on individual behaviors of abuse or misuse of power or trust, to the detriment of public administration, and for the sake of private benefit. For this reason, criminal policy has focused on removing corrupt officials from office. In contrast, this article refers to various forms of corruption of a more collective, structural or institutional type, as well as to new forms of political or significant corruption and even to extreme forms of 'State capture' by criminal groups. Furthermore, it makes a warning regarding the lack of attention in national and international law to the corruptors, understood as those who have the capacity and function of corrupting, considering that corruption can also be identified as an institutional-type phenomenon.

autores

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Olasolo, Héctor

fecha de publicación

2023-1-1

Área temática

Paz, justicia e instituciones sólidas

Edición

29

Número Internacional Normalizado de Publicaciones Seriadas (ISSN)

0717-2877

Identificador de objeto digital (DOI)

https://doi.org/10.4067/s0718-00122023000300103

Número de páginas

25

Página inicial

103

Última página

127