جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "judicial policy" در نشریات گروه "علوم سیاسی"

Economic corruption have existed for countries has caused pessimism in public opinion and dissatisfaction. With preventive measures and making financial information available to the public and creating transparency . In the judicial policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran, special emphasis is placed on prevention and transparency, a part of which is included in the reform document, among others, one can refer to the characteristics of judges ... The announcement of Iran's Islamic Revolution facing economic war and sanctions by the enemy as a short-term tactic and a long-term strategy of the country's economic system by the supreme leader of the revolution has added to the importance of this research. This research aims to examine the judicial policy of the Islamic Republic in the face of the threat of economic corruption, focusing on prevention and transparency. The method of conducting research is in the form of library, documents, and by reviewing books, researches, dissertations, and related articles. The main question is, what is the effect of judicial policy transparency-prevention of economic corruption? The results of the research show that by using economic corruption and the threats it creates for the country can be reduced to a large extent.

Counter-narcotics requires the movement of all segments of society, with NGOs nowadays seeking to gain a foothold in the field. Investigating the response of these organizations to the legal and judicial policies of drugs requires a descriptive-analytical, comparative study of the policies of the countries involved, including origin and destination of materials and then needs to analyze the status of NGOs. This role varies according to its legal basis (Article 14 of the 1961 Convention) and depending on the prevailing political, social conditions, and the policies of the countries involved in the substance of the matter, thus facilitating the adoption of the policies of the originating countries. Adopting the easy policies by the countries of origin, however, the presence of these institutions will increase and the implementation of strict policies by the destination countries will reduce the possibility of their presence; however, more presence does not necessarily mean more impact on drug policies in the country; and their influence depends on the degree of democracy in the country.