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pp. 8792-8799 | Article Number: ijese.2016.663
Published Online: October 23, 2016
Abstract
The urgency of the problem under investigation is due to the danger and at the same time the prevalence of corruption, so special attention is given to the need to supplement the repressive state and awareness-raising measures forming, especially in educational institutions of special subculture, raising a categorical rejection of corruption. The article is aimed at drawing attention to the consistency of the scientific-cultural formation of the anti-corruption subculture. The leading method to the study of this problem is a philosophical and cultural analysis of the origins (premises) and the grounds of corruption, which allows proving the scientific soundness of the proposed ideas. The paper presents the evaluation of existing approaches to the corruption revealed conceptual bases implemented in the practice of education pedagogical models, reveals the reason for their low efficiency and effectiveness, justifies recourse to the alternative with respect to potential corruption culture. Article Submissions may be useful for teachers and education sector leaders, analysts in the sphere of culture and mass consciousness.
Keywords: Corruption, culture, intentionality, the prevention of corruption stereotypes
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