Explain the Role of Political Stability in the Theory of Good Governance

Good governance is one of the topics that has attracted the attention of the international community. The first proposition in the theory of governance is that only the people of a country can write for the development of a prescription and no prescription will be useful regardless of the local, historical and social conditions of society. The question of this descriptive-analytic research is, first of all, to express the components of good governance and explain what role political stability plays in the theory of good governance? The theory of good governance, which is defined by characteristics such as participation, transparency, accountability, effectiveness and efficiency, and the rule of law, is a model for sustainable human development with a mechanism of practical interaction between the three sectors of government, private sector and civil society. This model seeks to minimize the role of government and empower civil society and the private sector. In this regard, the interactive behavior of the three sectors of government, civil society and the private sector is emphasized and believes that the government should strengthen its coordinating and regulatory role and regulate and facilitate relations instead of holding. One of the most important development issues in the world today is the "theory of good governance" to the extent that the United Nations and the International Monetary Fund consider good governance to be the key to the development puzzle. Good governance is one of the topics that has attracted the attention of the international community.