The Role and Impact of Cultural Factors in Integrity Building

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Shukun Luo

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This article comprehensively discusses the role and impact of cultural factors in integrity building, through theoretical analysis and case studies, revealing how cultural values, social trust, and education shape the formulation and implementation of anti-corruption policies. Research shows that cultural values are directly related to integrity, social trust is the foundation of anti-corruption practices, and education is the key channel for disseminating a culture of integrity. Through comparative analysis of local governance in China and international cases, the article validates the influence of different cultural backgrounds on the success of anti-corruption strategies and offers targeted suggestions for cultural development improvements, including strategic cultural intervention measures. The research emphasizes the importance of customizing anti-corruption strategies according to specific cultural contexts, providing theoretical and practical guidance for integrity building worldwide.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.26789/ijest.v3i3.1873
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