The role and effectiveness of scientific research in reducing the phenomenon of administrative and financial corruption

Authors

  • Maytham Ghanem Jabr Al-Jubouri
  • Zeina Shaker Abdul-Kazem Al-Jabouri

Abstract

The administrative and financial corruption are regarded as the spreadwide historical phenomena and historical Serbah proliferation is not limited to Al country without the other or one time, it has become much more serious than in past, especially after U.S jnvaid occupation of Iraq in a year (2003) because corruption has become a culture practiced by some of the staff, became the corruption scourge serious' challenge the largest of which is facing economic development and state-building and the promotion of economic reality, and the statement of negative effects on unemployment and inflation, investment and all other activities effects, spread across bribery, nepotism, embezzlement and abuse of public office, tax evasion and crimes of money laundering and operations of the smuggling of oil, Iraq has occupied the last rank Fair corruption Perceptions of the index transparency international. The study stressed the great role played in the media print and broadcast media, which represents the fourth power in finding appropriate Alaayant to combat administrative and financial corruption that affected all state institutions, and to work together with the relevant organs to combat this dangerous phenomenon, which carved the body of the state bodies, as the study confirmed the relationship between the media and economic development as well as the relationship and interdependence between the media and the economy.

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Published

2025-08-13

How to Cite

Maytham Ghanem Jabr Al-Jubouri, & Zeina Shaker Abdul-Kazem Al-Jabouri. (2025). The role and effectiveness of scientific research in reducing the phenomenon of administrative and financial corruption. Kufa Journal of Legal and Political Sciences , 11(42 ج2), 203-220. https://journal.uokufa.edu.iq/index.php/kjlps/article/view/20929

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