Senior Researcher at the Research Institute of the University of Internal Affairs, Doctor and Police Major V. Amarsanaa, along with Senior Researcher and Doctoral Student V. Nominchuluun, participated in the research paper competition themed "Anti-Corruption Policy and Operational Reform," organized as part of the 20th anniversary of the Independent Authority Against Corruption (IAAC). They won first place with their research paper titled "Systemic Impact of Corruption Crimes on Economic and Ecological Security: Analyzing Institutional Dependence."
The competition was organized among university and college professors, independent researchers, practitioners, and master's and doctoral students. A total of 117 individuals participated, submitting 87 research works.
Teachers, researchers from the socio-economic sector, and representatives from practical organizations served as judges. The submitted works were coded to conceal the participants' names and personal information. The papers were evaluated according to the criteria and rules specified in the guidelines, and the final results were determined by the total sum of scores given by each judge.
The objective of the competition is to scientifically evaluate the results and pressing issues of previously implemented anti-corruption policies and operations, as well as to propose and integrate innovative ideas and solutions to improve future policies, the legal environment, and anti-corruption methods.
