Good Governance as A Common Goal of Public Law and Development

Although development in the contemporary century is a simple and comprehensive concept, theoretically, has different economic, social, cultural dimensions. The question is which of these dimensions are more related to public law and what are the components of this relationship? Governance is at the heart of public law and the center of political development simultaneously. Governance is a step-by-step issue that begins with the issue of the legitimacy of the political unit as the first common point of public law and development and continues to other principles of good governance. The crisis of legitimacy itself is one of the development strategies and public law helps to solve it through its instruments so a country gets the necessary stability to achieve other dimensions of development. In the next step, the concept of good governance is introduced as another common goal. The principles of good governance are not only political goal of development buy also they are legal principles at the same time, and the more the governance of a country has these principles, the richer the public law in that country is, and such a country has political development. What this study shows is that good governance is not only a presumption to economic and social development, but also It is a developmental goal that public law paves the way for through its tools.