Журнал Сибирского федерального университета
Journal of Siberian Federal University
Гуманитарные науки
Humanities & Social Sciences
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CONTENTS / СОДЕРЖАНИЕ
Vasiliy V. Grishaev
Struggle Against Corruption in Russia: Historic Overview and
Modern Problems
– 321 –
Dina N. Aslamazishvili and Nikolay A. Ignatov
Genesis of Symbolism
– 330 –
Natalia P. Koptzeva and Natalia A. Bachova
System of Culture in Krasnoyarsk Region: Main Subjects and
Cultural Values
– 344 –
Yevgeniya V. Zander, Yulia I. Startseva and
Anton I. Pyzhev
Green GRP as a Macroeconomic Indicator of Economic Growth
of a Region (by the Example of Krasnoyarsk Krai)
– 382 –
Natalie M. Edwards and Tatiana A. Golovanova
The Russian Researcher’s Motivation for International Projectrelated
Activity
– 388 –
Nikolaj P. Parfent’ev
Development of Creativity in Old Russian Musical-Written Art
Traditions in Spiritual Culture of Ural Conservatives
– 397 –
Natalya V. Parfent’evà and Nikolaj P. Parfent’ev
University Art Museum: the Basic Directions of Activity and
Their Scientific and Teaching Aids
– 413 –
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Consulting Editors
for Humanities & Social Sciences:
Gershon M. Breslavs
Sergey V. Deviatkin
Sergey A. Drobyshevsky
Oleg M. Gotlib
Boris I. Hasan
Igor E. Kim
Natalia V. Kovtun
Aleksandr A. Kronik
Pavel V. Mandryka
Boris V. Markov
Valentin G. Nemirovsky
Daniel V. Pivovarov
Andrey V. Smirnov
Viktor I. Suslov
Evgenia V. Zander
Igor S. Pyzhev
Alexander N. Andreev
Berg-College and Office of the Main Board of Works as the
Government Bodies of Control over the Lutheran Communities
in the Ural Mining-Zone in the 18th
Century
– 422 –
Svetlana N. Kulikovskih
About Manufacture of Some &Special Kind[ Weapon Samples
at Zlatoust Armory in XIX c.
– 429 –
Julia S. Zamaraeva
Historiografic Overview of Approaches and Concepts Regarding
the Issue of the Migration in International and Russian Research
of the 20th Century
– 437 –
Yuri V. Soboleva
Victor L. Kruglov
Свидетельство о регистрации СМИ
ПИ № ФС77-28-723 от 29.06.2007 г.
Серия включена в «Перечень ведущих
рецензируемых научных журналов
и изданий, в которых должны
быть опубликованы основные научные
результаты диссертации на
соискание ученой степени доктора и
кандидата наук», по экономике; по
истории; по философии, социологии
и культурологии
*, Elena N. Victorukb
and
Repressive Poetics: Genesis and Representativeness
– 445 –
Irina V. Skorobogatova
Religious Self-Identification of Charismatic Churches Believers
(On the Material of the Krasnoyarsk Region)
– 452 –
Olga A. Almabekova
Reflective Teaching in ESP
– 462 –
Michail V. Lukyanenko and Natalya. P. Churlyaeva
Technique to Estimate the Competence Level of the Integrated
Training System Graduates and the Educational Technologies
to Increase it
– 476 –
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Journal of Siberian Federal University. Humanities & Social Sciences 3 (2010 3) 321-329
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УДК 94 (47)
Struggle Against Corruption in Russia:
Historic Overview and Modern Problems
Vasiliy V. Grishaev*
Siberian Federal University
79 Svobodny, Krasnoyarsk, 660041 Russia1
Received 28.05.2010, received in revised form 4.06.2010, accepted 18.06.2010
The article deals with corruption. It is viewed as a societal phenomenon. The author defi nes corruption
and analyses it in a diachronical perspective. Particular features of corruption are under the scope
of close observation. Its manifestations in different historical periods are exposed in the experience
of different generations of the Russian and Soviet people. Contemporary social ills originated in
corruption are revealed.
Keywords: corruption, societal phenomenon, politics, state governance, anti-corruptive actions.
Introduction
Russian corruption has been a struggle for
numerous generations. It comes back to previous
centuries. Russian aristocracy, a vast gathering
of men of noble birth with titles, tsars, emperors,
general secretaries and prime ministers, honest
ministers and governors have been struggling
against corruption. Great Russian poets and
writers such as I.A. Krylov, A.S. Pushkin, N.A.
Nekrasov, N.V. Gogol, M.E. Saltykov – Schedrin,
as well as, actors of various artistic genres made
a bigger contribution into that fi ght. Artists
also have been implicated in depicting immoral
behaviour.
In effect, it seemed that massive attacking
resulted
the corruption would have
in
its
disappearance from the Russian people’s life and
professional activity.
Attitudes towards corruption in a historic
perspective could be seen as the struggle against
* Corresponding author E-mail address: e-grishaeva@mail.ru
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its manifestations. One can compare them with the
poisoned crown of the antiar, the tree of poison.
Its deepest roots are spreading suckers just after
the stem having been cut. The greatest Russian
poet, A.S. Pushkin, described antiar growing in
a hot and dry desert. He visualized the scaring
tree as an alone and violent guard in the universe.
Corruption, in contrast, is sprouting on a fertile
soil, in the centre of civilization.
Point of view
Corruption appeared to be an unavoidable
societal phenomenon within the institutionalized
state structures and formations. The reason is: no
one attempted either to erase or to eradicate its
preconditions.
Despite the intention to get rid of corruption,
it is still alive. What is more, its vitality can be
easily explained by the fact that multi-layered
structures of all kinds of offi cials are interested
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