CORUPŢIEI CA FACTOR GENERATOR DE INSECURITATE
CORRUPTION AS A FACTOR GENERATOR OF INSECURITY

Summary/Abstract: Corruption is one of the oldest and most disputed subjects of human relations. Unfortunately, where there are people, people's organizations, activity, organization and power, there is corruption. Corruption is closely related to the phenomenon of power, economic development, people's quality, lifestyle, character, organizational culture (and culture) and, above all, interest. Interest also generates the motif, the moon of human action, but also the reason and the motives of its perverting. Good and bad, legal and illegal, good faith and bad faith, even if they do not coexist, exist together in a permanent conflict, but also in an environment where it is sometimes difficult to distinguish one another. Against this background, corruption does not fade, but blooms. In fact, there is no state in the world to receive the 10th (ten) mark, ie the maximum value of Transparency International's corruption perception index (CPI) on this phenomenon, meaning its complete absence. More specifically, the phenomenon of corruption is part of human society, obviously, as one of its chronic diseases. There has been a great deal about this disease and the treatments that apply to it, but that phenomenon is far from being eradicated or even controlled in the most effective way.

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