ECONOMIC AND LAW УДК 328.185 JEL: O 170 1Institute for Economics and Forecasting of the NAS of Ukraine CONDITIONS AND MECHANISMS FOR EFFECTIVE PREVENTION OF CORRUPTION IN UKRAINE The content of systemic network structuring of corruption as an institution of absolute anti-social orientation is revealed. Attention is paid to the conceptual purity of the categorical apparatus, in particular, the concepts of “corruption” and “bribery” are distinguished. The characteristics of personalized and corporate-associated subjects of corruption are given, the content of modern forms and characteristic varieties of the object of corruption bribery is revealed. A differentiated list is given and the content of specific markets of “corruption services” operating within the general “black” market of Ukraine is revealed. The socio-economic origins are shown and the nature of personal and corporate interests of the subjects, the bearers of corruption relations, is revealed. Keywords:corruption; criminal economics; institute of corruption; subjects of corruption; object of corruption; bribe; mechanisms for overcoming corruption; declaration of income and property; legalization of shadow income
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