HISTORICAL ROOTS AND DEVELOPMENT OF ANTI-CORRUPTION THINKING IN THE STRUCTURE OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS BODIES

Abstract

The article explores the historical roots and evolution of anti-corruption thinking in the structure of internal affairs bodies. The historical contexts that contributed to the formation and development of anti-corruption strategies in law enforcement agencies are analyzed in detail. The article highlights the influence of political, economic and socio-cultural factors on the formation of an anti-corruption paradigm in law enforcement agencies. The main stages of the development of anti-corruption mechanisms adopted in the structures of internal affairs, as well as their effectiveness and shortcomings, are also discussed. The study provides an overview of the current state of the fight against corruption in law enforcement agencies and offers recommendations to enhance the effectiveness of anti-corruption measures in the future.