Fachbuch, 2014
83 Seiten
The first chapter introduces the concept of corruption, defining it as the act of persuading individuals in positions of responsibility to make decisions for personal gain. It highlights the detrimental effects of corruption, including the erosion of trust, efficiency, and justice, as well as its potential to hinder economic development and societal progress.
Chapter 2 delves into the causes and areas of special attention related to corruption. It examines common causes such as lack of transparency, weak legal frameworks, and cultural norms that condone corrupt practices. The chapter also explores the impact of rules, regulations, and taxes on corruption levels.
Chapter 3 provides an overview of the legal situation surrounding corruption, focusing on case analysis in Germany. It examines the German criminal code, the Act on Regulatory Offences, and other relevant laws, highlighting the legal framework for addressing corrupt practices.
Chapter 4 explores different methods and practices of corruption, analyzing how they vary across different levels and sectors. The chapter examines common payment methods used in corrupt activities, providing insights into the mechanisms employed.
Chapter 5 focuses on prevention methods and mechanisms to combat corruption. It discusses the importance of social media marketing in promoting transparency and ethical behavior, and outlines a series of questions companies should consider to assess their vulnerability to corruption. The chapter also emphasizes the role of defining clear goals, implementing robust review processes, and developing comprehensive training programs for employees and board members.
Corruption is defined as persuading individuals in positions of responsibility to make decisions for personal gain, undermining trust, efficiency, and justice within a corporation.
Causes include lack of transparency, weak legal frameworks, cultural norms condoning corrupt practices, and excessive regulations or taxes that incentivize bribery.
These are strategic principles for boards, including direct contact with public decision-makers, robust consulting contracts, employee training, and establishing effective compliance departments.
Whistleblower programs provide a safe channel for employees to report unethical behavior, allowing the board to identify and address corruption before it causes severe legal or reputational damage.
Training plans should be tailored to the risk level of the country or business area, educating both senior managers and board members on identifying and resisting corrupt practices.
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