%0 Journal Article
%@ 2175-0947
%A Kurylina, Oksana
%A Baimuratov, Mykhailo
%A Kofman, Boris
%A Bobrovnik, Denis
%A Войтович, Н. Ф.
%D 2023
%F zu2:37945
%J Lex Humana
%K Anti-corruption   reforms.Minimization   of corruption  practices.Ensuring  supervision  mechanisms. Corruption    risks.Anti-corruption    state    and    public institutions
%N 3
%P 260-271
%T Analysis of successful cases of anti-corruption reforms and their implementation in Ukraine after the war
%U http://eprints.zu.edu.ua/37945/
%V 15
%X Military  aggression  by  Russia  against  Ukraine continues     to     destroy     Ukraine's     economy,     social, transportation,  and  energy  infrastructure,  and  the  lives  of its   people,   demolishing   entire   cities   and   villages   and causing  irreparable  losses  to  the  Ukrainian  people  and ecosystem.Ukraine needs to implement a massive recovery program,  including  effective  anti-corruption  reform,  to rebuild the country after the warand integrate its economy into   the   European   space.The   article   aims   to   study successful   experiences   of   anti-corruption   reforms   and outline  specifics  of  their  application  in  Ukraine  after  the war's  end.Methodology.  The  study  uses  an  analytical-bibliographic  method  to  examine  scientific  literature  on anti-corruption  reforms,  as  well  as  induction,  deduction, analysis,   synthesis   of   information,   systemic-structural, comparative,     logical-linguistic     methods,     abstraction, idealization for studying and processing data, and an online survey conducted by the authors of the study to practically clarify  the  most  critical  issues  related  to  anti-corruption policy  in  Ukraine  and  the  world.Results.  The  study  has identified   the   main   theoretical   aspects   of   the   anti-corruption experience and examined the views of scholars and  department  heads  of  local  self-government  bodies  on the key features of this issue.