People’s Control as a Method of Countering Corruption
( Pp. 41-44)

The paper aims to illustrate that corruption is not solely a negative occurrence that damages public interests; it is also a force that cultivates a pessimistic outlook among citizens towards state structures. The author evaluates the extent of influence and scrutinizes the role of legal nihilism on the paradigm of civil society development and the establishment of citizens’ trust in the authorities over an extended period. By examining examples, the potential of employing the principles of people’s control as a tool for citizen-authority interaction is assessed. Options are presented to enhance the quality of the system’s functioning.

Nejmyshev L.A. People’s Control as a Method of Countering Corruption. Lobbying in the Legislative Process. 2023. Vol. 2. No. 2. Pр. 41–44. (In Rus.) DOI: 10.33693/2782-7372-2023-2-2-41-44. EDN: CXKQSV

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corruption, people’s control, information gathering, benchmarks, public interest, legal nihilism.