Developing a Dynamic Model for Analyzing Administrative Corruption in Iran

Over the past decades, many studies have been done about the corruption, usually focussed on one aspect of corruption while corruption is a complex social phenomenon which shapes, and is shaped by, various economic, cultural, and political systems. fighting against corruption requires a correct and comprehensive understanding of this phenomenon as well as a knowledge of its root cuases. Writing a thesis for the degree of doctor of philosophy in 2012, Muhammad Aman Ullah has analyzed corruption in Pakistan and provided a dynamic model on corruption.
Drawing on the system dynamics methodology, as language of system-based thinking, and on the model provided by Amanullah in 2012,the paper seeks to examine collected data over the years 2003-13 in Iran, and then develop them by adding "social capital" variable. Finally, the paper will provide some combined scenarios on systemic fighting against corruption through computer simulation.