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Dmitriy V. Melnikov,Maria E. Grachevabove all at the work places where theft is not only widespread, but is seen as justified under circumstances which are often perceived as unfair and despotic. Chalidze describes bitterly the early origins of this attitude:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-2474-2led distribution of various goods, services and opportunities invites corruption and manipulation by giving almost uncontrollable power over those commodities to the functionaries of the state administration and the state trade.

Foregery

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Crimes of ‘True Criminals’ and Deviance of ‘True Deviants’: Conventional Crime and Deviancerchers. Additionally, while Soviet press reports serve as a good source of concrete examples of crime, they have no real value with respect to any attempts to establish the actual extent of the Soviet crime problem.

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Nanostructure Science and Technologys of criminal activity in any systematic analysis of their nature and their control. This chapter will concentrate, therefore, on selected forms of economic crimes as well as on those types of corruption which are closely associated with and, often, necessitated by them.

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