Abstract
The paper proposes re-reading of the Anti-Corruption Act from the approach of private corruption. Corporations may assume operational practices that reveal a source of obstruction to supervisions of regulatory agencies. This law vulnerability contributes to social environmental disasters occurrence, as verified in the mining dams’ regulatory system. It has possible to use mechanisms such as the Integrity Program to combat its institutional causes. This article follow critical propositive methodology to sustain normative answer model that propitiate institutional vulnerabilities reduction and expansion of institutional mechanisms for disaster risks mitigation.
Keywords:
Institutional culture; Disaster law; Anti-corruption act; Integrity program