جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "governmental organizations" در نشریات گروه "فقه و حقوق"

One of the important tasks which has been provided in the Constitution for the government is to establish proper administrative system and eliminate unnecessary organizations. After decades of this ruling and the approval of various norms, the government has not yet been able to organize the administrative system in accordance with the aforementioned task. One of the reasons for this failure is the lack of a clear view of the elements of a proper administrative system, especially about the elimination of unnecessary organizations. This article tries to answer the following questions by taking a descriptive-analytical method and analyzing the comments of the Guardian Council: what does eliminating unnecessary organizations mean? What are the responsibilities of government powers in fulfilling this task? The findings of this paper are summarized as follows: The term "unnecessary" includes the organization disproportionate to the missions and the description of the legal duties of the government. Parallel, repetitive, non-functional organizations within the competence of the government are considered as examples of unnecessary organizations. This task is mostly addressed to the executive branch, but other branches of government also have responsibilities in this regard. Finally, there is no significant practice for invoking the "elimination of unnecessary organizations" in the Guardian Council's Opinions.

Corruption is a major obstacle to economic development in the 20-year vision of the system. This article has investigated the level and causes of corruption in governmental organizations of Kurdistan province with criminological approach. Inspired by theoretical approaches, it was developed the theories at three levels of macro, median and micro for explanation of corruption. This research was conducted in a quantitative approach by survey method in 2017. It has used "perceived corruption" approach to measuring of variables. The data collected using questionnaire from 242 citizens aged 25-64 years resident in Sanandaj, Saqez, Marivan, Bijar and Ghorveh who selected in multi-stage sampling methods. The questionnaire was verified through content validity, factor validity, and internal consistency. The data analysis was done in SPSS. The results showed that the incidence of corruption in governmental organizations is very high and statistically significant. As well, the variables of the weakness of external controls, the weakening of moral values, the much individualism, the economic inequality, the prevalence culture of corruption, not having hope for the future, and the weakness of internal controls are among the most important reasons for corruption. The multivariate analysis showed that the three variables of external controls, moral values ​​and inequality had the most effects on dependent variables and predicted approximately 71% of it changes. This research has a strong theoretical and empirical support and in order to deal with problem, has provided the solutions.

Formation of non-governmental organizations is in order to realize the Citizenship Rights and support the legitimate demands of their and in line with the needs of human societies. Realization this goal has several conditions that among the most important is to maintain the independence of these organizations. How to establish، supervision and dissolution of the organizations and the degree of government interference in each of these stages، can be indicative of the extent of independence of civil society. In relation to the discipline of non-governmental organizations، three regimes of Preventive of prior authorization، Preventive of prior notification and Repressive is conceivable that Iran، France and Swiss have chosen each one of them respectively. The purpose of this comparative study is that independence NGOs in which of the three systems are more.