The Strategy Mapping of the Context of the Cycle ofPolitical-Social Justice and Corruption: Insightsfrom the Tenth Government's Experience

This research aims to conduct a conceptual analysis of corruption, social justice, and political justice. It also seeks to categorize, identify indicators, and provide a general overview of corruption during the tenth government in Iran. Additionally, the study aims to evaluate the relationship between corruption and social and political justice within this government. The primary research question is how the relationship between corruption and social-political justice is manifested during the tenth government. This applied research utilizes qualitative data analysis and is characterized as descriptive-analytical. The hypothesis posits that the correlation between corruption and social-political justice in the tenth government is contingent on the absence of corruption alongside the establishment of social-political justice.Conversely, corruption and the attenuation of social-political justice will result in a lower perception of justice. The research suggests that social-political justice is established as corruption decreases in society. Conversely, with increased corruption, social-political justice andthe perception of justice decrease. Given the prevalence of corruption in various Iranian governments, the perception of corruption in the Islamic Republic of Iran is notably high. Future revelations of corruption may adversely impact social justice, reducing social trust, participation, and psychological security.