The Implications of the “Do Ut Des” Principle on the Right to Remuneration of Public Clerks in the Light of European Regulations

In the process of adapting the global social system to the competitive market economy, risk factors have multiplied and undue benefits tend to be a structural phenomenon, specialized and professional, which by the informal networks of organizations and individuals can start corrupting the decision m...

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Main Authors:	Mihail-Silviu Pocora, Monica Pocora
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Danubius University 2013-08-01
Series:	Acta Universitatis Danubius: Administratio
Subjects:	corruption legal right benefits litigation
Online Access:	http://journals.univ-danubius.ro/index.php/administratio/article/view/1899/1645

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spelling	doaj-d335968c8b8b4ec6a94c27a6267be83d2020-11-24T22:31:27ZengDanubius UniversityActa Universitatis Danubius: Administratio2068-54592013-08-015198104The Implications of the “Do Ut Des” Principle on the Right to Remuneration of Public Clerks in the Light of European RegulationsMihail-Silviu PocoraMonica PocoraIn the process of adapting the global social system to the competitive market economy, risk factors have multiplied and undue benefits tend to be a structural phenomenon, specialized and professional, which by the informal networks of organizations and individuals can start corrupting the decision makers at higher levels in the political, legislative, administration and judiciary area. The malignant connection with a complex of antisocial deeds, such as: large-scale fraud, embezzlement, tax evasion, increases the sizes of social danger. The underground economy, the gaps or ‘out of sync’ moments of political and normative acts, the economic malfunctions and axiological and moral mutations also feed this phenomenon. This study aims at capturing, by analysis, the incidence of improper benefits received by the public official in various states.http://journals.univ-danubius.ro/index.php/administratio/article/view/1899/1645corruptionlegal rightbenefitslitigation
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title	The Implications of the “Do Ut Des” Principle on the Right to Remuneration of Public Clerks in the Light of European Regulations
title_short	The Implications of the “Do Ut Des” Principle on the Right to Remuneration of Public Clerks in the Light of European Regulations
title_full	The Implications of the “Do Ut Des” Principle on the Right to Remuneration of Public Clerks in the Light of European Regulations
title_fullStr	The Implications of the “Do Ut Des” Principle on the Right to Remuneration of Public Clerks in the Light of European Regulations
title_full_unstemmed	The Implications of the “Do Ut Des” Principle on the Right to Remuneration of Public Clerks in the Light of European Regulations
title_sort	implications of the “do ut des” principle on the right to remuneration of public clerks in the light of european regulations
publisher	Danubius University
series	Acta Universitatis Danubius: Administratio
issn	2068-5459
publishDate	2013-08-01
description	In the process of adapting the global social system to the competitive market economy, risk factors have multiplied and undue benefits tend to be a structural phenomenon, specialized and professional, which by the informal networks of organizations and individuals can start corrupting the decision makers at higher levels in the political, legislative, administration and judiciary area. The malignant connection with a complex of antisocial deeds, such as: large-scale fraud, embezzlement, tax evasion, increases the sizes of social danger. The underground economy, the gaps or ‘out of sync’ moments of political and normative acts, the economic malfunctions and axiological and moral mutations also feed this phenomenon. This study aims at capturing, by analysis, the incidence of improper benefits received by the public official in various states.
topic	corruption legal right benefits litigation
url	http://journals.univ-danubius.ro/index.php/administratio/article/view/1899/1645
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The Implications of the “Do Ut Des” Principle on the Right to Remuneration of Public Clerks in the Light of European Regulations

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