Pendekatan Kerjasama Global Untuk Mencegah Korupsi Internasional

Abstract

International corruption is a transnational crime that has become increasingly complex in line with economic globalization and the integration of global financial systems; therefore, it cannot be effectively addressed through national approaches alone. This study aims to analyze the role of global cooperation in preventing international corruption and to examine the effectiveness of international instruments as preventive strategies. The research employs a qualitative library research method, conducted through a systematic review of academic literature and scholarly publications relevant to global cooperation, corruption prevention, and international anti-corruption instruments. The data are analyzed using content analysis techniques to identify patterns and conceptual interrelationships. The findings indicate that the prevention of international corruption is more effective when supported by coordinated global cooperation and the integration of international instruments. The conclusion underscores that international collaboration constitutes a key strategy in closing jurisdictional gaps and strengthening global anti-corruption governance.