The OECD initiated the Anti-Corruption Round last year to prevent corruption and Transparency International (TI) located in Berlin pointed out Korean corruption index as the 46th among 177 countries in 2014 . The issue of corruption is now treated in the international level as well as in the domestic level and can have a critical effect on the international economic relations. Thus, anti-corruption is an inevitable task for us to survive in the age of globalization.
Like many other countries, Korea has tried to eradicate corruption through a series of legislative acts and systems on its own, but failed to root out corruption. Most of the policies resulted in a one-time event with and will end at the expiration of the president’s term.
The effective implementation and operationalization of efficient anti-corruption strategies are significant and imperative effective. In particular, considering the causes of painful changes in the previous political regimes and their failures to combat corruption, we may clearly point out that the need for integrated strategies for controlling corruption in korea Korea is urgent.
The korean civil society must get rid of all the evil habits of national administration and the officials, and with necessary professionalism, serve as a monitor. Due to the officials'' easy-going attitudes the big amount of tax leaks every year. Especially, Police officials, however, still do not take the responsibility and neglect the responses from the Police Organization. In order for any Police organizations to control such a problem they must secure their own professionalism.
Korean Police agency must use the system of prosecution. The problem is the over-generosity in our Police society not to reveal the corruption in spite of its obviousness. It is very difficult to let known the colleagues'' corruption in the Korean Police administration. That is why the Powerful sanctions need to activate their roles of monitoring.
Korean Police Agencys must have a firmly established sense of moral and social reform of the cops. They must have a determined resolution that anti-corruption is imperative in the Korean Police Organization. If anyone of the police workers dare to do the reform for his or her social success, the anti-corruption roles of the police workers will fall to the danger of individual ambition(kim, 2010).
Corruption is, in its simplest terms, the abuse of power most often for personal gain or for the benefit of a group to which one owes allegiance. This paper achieves a difference between causes and remedies in policemen in korea. It explores the interaction between corruption and anti corruption. while the policemen corruptions are easily difficult to measure, some studies suggest that its police corruption perception index would include
This Paper hypothesizes that to examine perceptions of peoples towards corrupted cops behaviors according to various situational factors:1) meanings of corruption 2) individual factors 3) socio-organizational factors 3)legal- legislative factors 4)demographic factors. This study attempts to test the following five hypothesis.
First,What is difference of corruption perceptions? Second,What is individual difference of corruption perceptions? Third, What is difference of socio-organizational factors? Fourth, What is difference of legal-legislative factors? Fifth, What is difference of demografic factors?
This article focuses on the following:
·People perceptions learned with examples of corruption hypothesis in korea,
·The individual and institutional approaches to corruption perceptions, with particular attention to the role of the policemen sector and police society, including the maintenance of legal regulation.
·Hypothesis studies on Korean policemen.
Lessons learned indicate that an effective integrity strategy would be multifaceted, combining police reforms, and strengthen police organizational integrity institutions. And police commitment would be key to sustaining this effort.
·Police Corruption has been found in all aspects, systems, for the most part individually problems, socio-environmental problems, legal problems.(Lee,2012)
·Police corruption has multitudinous causes, assumes many different patterns and cannot be accurately measured as if iceberg model under sea.(Caiden,2007:78-79)
To Conclude, This Paper will be devoted that police corruption hamper organizational transparency and integrity. Especially, Police Corruption incidence has been found organization culture which forgive their sin and criminals each other. This Paper focuses on people perception on the police corruption. People think that corruption causes discretion, power, culture, ethics. Although, It is different between policemen and people but causes and effects are not many different. So, Korean Government and Police Central Agency will be trying to eradicate all corruption problem and patterns importantly.