Means of combating administrative and financial corruption- a descriptive and analytical study with application in Iraq
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.64184/ajlps.V2.I1.Y2025.P228-205.20Keywords:
( Combating administrative corruption. combating financial corruption, Iraq, law (.Abstract
The issue of administrative and financial corruption has attracted the attention of jurists and researchers , as it is considered one of the dangerous phenomena that has spread in the countries of the worl, especially developing countries, although industrially advanced countries also suffer from it، as it is known as any deviation or exploitation of authority or public office to achieve personal benefits and goals. The types and forms of administrative and financial corruption vary, as it takes the form of bribery, embezzlement, forgery, favoritism، mediation، favoritism, and others. The reason for the spread of corruption is attributed to Administrative and financial corruption has several causes, including economic ,legal, political and social. This phenomenon has several negative effects that affect economic development، the standard of living، political stability, service and production activities. Administrative and financial corruption has several means to combat or reduce it، including means at the local level ,such as administrative means، and means at the international level, such as international and regional organizations and agreements.
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