The purpose of this study is to draw a map of anti-corruption science. For this purpose, in the first step, the glossary of anti- corruption was determined to better understand this category .Then the ISI database and related sites were selected as the source of data extraction. In order to extract the anti-corruption science map from "ISI", steps were taken in five steps: 1. designing the search field 2. Doing the search based on the designed search field 3. Analyzing the search results 4. Designing the sub-domain communication intensity matrix Subject matter 5. Using hierarchical clustering algorithm to draw a map of anti-corruption science. Findings show that the map of anti-corruption science map includes 26 main thematic areas, Which are divided into 10 more general categories, of which 5 are map areas and 5 are independent areas. Based on the main and sub-thematic areas obtained, using the UCINET software, a map of anti-corruption science was drawn.

In recent years, reports on amount of corruption and administrative health in media and public discourse have increased. Corruption has widespread even in non-governmental organizations. Iran's Corruption Perceptions Index on January 2020 is 146 out of 180 countries and Regulatory quality index is 178 out of 193 countries. The present article deals with pathology of situation of anti-corruption non-governmental organizations and evaluate the role of state actors in anti-corruption NGOs (state-oriented NGOs) and its prevention in Iran. This survey is a qualitative one and in terms of implementation, is a descriptive-analytical method which have been obtained by using Political Delphi technique, documentary and library tools from national and international reputable databases. The statistical population is the total number of anti-corruption NGOs reported in official information sources, (9) cases. Findings showed the vast majority of founders of Anti-Corruption Non-Governmental Organizations in Iran are authorities. Non-standard Acts and regulations, depriving some of police duties and delivering it to other agencies or persons and lack of giving licenses to non-officials are some of observed problems in Iran. Ways and conditions of establishing and granting license to anti-corruption non-governmental organizations, which is issued only to specific individuals and groups, have reduced effectiveness of anti-corruption activities. Non-state-oriented anti-corruption NGOs can combat corruption by proactive, reactive and preventative measures.

in this article, the legal-judicial causes of corruption according to experts have been identified and the status of legal-judicial strategies and anti-corruption actionsand their importance compared to other anti-corruption strategies, and also the status and importance (weight) of legal-judicial anti-corruption indicators have been examined according to experts (externalobservers, observers within organizations and universityexperts). The main method employed in this study is an observational one which is based on a technique called the Delphi technique, in which experts judgments are surveyed. The findings showthat among the most important causes of incidence and spread ofcorruption the legal-judicial causes of corruption rank first and then the indicators of complaints about ignoring and dealing with corrupt individuals, weak legislation rank second. Additionally, the current status of the legal-judicial anti-corruption strategies in Iran has been given a rate and this rate is lower than average and relatively weak. However, according to experts, the importance of these strategies to combat corruption in the country is relativelyhigh.

The uncertainty surrounding the ability of the ordinary justice system to fight corruption and the concern for impartial treatment and fear of intrusive influence have forced many countries to establish SpecialisedAnti-CorruptionInstitutions and specialised anti-corruption courts. The general reason for the establishment of specialised anti-corruption courts is to increase the certainty of the execution of the penalties and the special reasons are to increase the efficiency, integrity and experience. In the countries through the world, there is no standardized model for specialized anti-corruption courts, and there are various models in the judicial hierarchy depending on the countries' requirements and their needs for expertise. Some countries have only foreseen a special judge, and some countries have developed special courts of special primacy, while others have established Hybrid courts that in some cases act as court of first instance and in other cases as appellate courts. And ultimately, at the highest level of the response to the expertise, some countries have created a system of comprehensive special courts, which is also the width of the ordinary judicial system. Although the Specialised anti-corruption courts in the Islamic Republic of Iran are specific in their formation, they have many share points to global models.

NGOs in Afghanistan, 2 organizations in Iran and 1 organization in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan through budget transparency, transparency of representatives' performance and demand for free flow of information; They fight corruption. This study, with a brief look at the NGOs of the studied countries, examined the developments of anti-corruption criminal laws.Despite legal documentation and legal capacity, however, NGOs active in the field of transparency and anti-corruption have been active in four evaluated criteria; But this activity is not significant in the first place, and secondly, it does not follow a transparency index or a codified anti-corruption program. In order to play the role of these organizations in the field of transparency and anti-corruption, they face disadvantages such as lack of budget, lack of programs, which are the solution of mass financing, development of a comprehensive local program in accordance with international standards, prioritizing legal funds. It is suggested on political aspects and self-transparency

Due to the complexity of the nature and manner of committing corruption-related crimes, mechanisms to combat these crimes also require special requirements. One of the most important of these mechanisms is the establishment of national anti-corruption institutions, which specialize in combating corruption and have been expanding in recent years. This paper’s findings, using a descriptive-analytical method and a comparative advantage measurement, indicate that the model of institutional unity is more compatible with the legal order of the Islamic Republic of Iran in contrast to institutional pluralism. Also, in designing the proposed single institution, the principles that have been ignored in the current anti-corruption institutions should be considered. Among the most important of these principles is the immunity of the  anti-corruption institution’s officials, the independence of the institution in providing financial credits and its internal and external accountability.

The aim of this study was to design a comprehensive governance model in The Iranian Football League. In this study, the statistical population consisted of all Iranian premier league including club board members, players, experts and coaches which were 560 people of 16 Iranian premier league teams and 240 people were selected as samples and 15 out of each team were considered. For Data collection we use a researcher-made questionnaire, which was designed by COARSE method. After filling out the questionnaire by samples and Based on the results of this study, the extracted indicators in this study included transparency and accountability, law-abiding, accountability, value promotion, ethical and cultural standards, supervision and control, organizational effectiveness and anti-corruption. The results of this study were analyzed using structural equation model and the results showed that transparency and accountability, law-abiding, accountability, value promotion, ethical and cultural standards, supervision and control, organizational effectiveness and anti-corruption were predicted 69%, 63%, 63%, 67%, 58%, 67%, 59% and 67% of governance variances, respectively. These results show that transparency and accountability, law-abiding, accountability, value promotion, ethical and cultural standards, supervision and control, organizational effectiveness and anti-corruption all have a significant impact on governance in The Iranian Football League.

There has been slow progress with finding practical solutions to health systems corruption, a topic that has long languished in policy-makers “too difficult tray.” Efforts to achieve universal health coverage (UHC) provide a new imperative for addressing the long-standing problem of corruption in health systems making fighting corruption at all levels and in all its forms a priority. In response, health system corruption should be classified as a risk to public health and addressed by adopting a public health approach. Taking a public health approach to health systems corruption could promote a new paradigm for working on health system anti-corruption efforts. A public health approach could increase the space for policy dialogue about corruption, focus work to address corruption on prevention, help generate and disseminate evidence about effective interventions strategies, and because of its focus on multisectoral action would provide new opportunities for promoting cooperation on anti-corruption work across multiple agencies and sectors. Using a public health approach to tackle health system corruption could help address the current inertia around the topic and create a new positive mindset among policy-makers who would come to see corruption as a manageable public health problem rather than an intractable one.

The oil industry is the most important source of government revenue and acts a commanding power in the economy, and due to the strategic importance, high volume of transactions in the industry, the concentration of revenue flows in one point, the complexity and natural monopolies in the industry, it is quite vulnerable against corruption. This research is aimed modeling and simulating the strategic problem of corruption in the oil industry to develop policies for controlling corruption in a twenty year horizon. To this end, using the system dynamics approach, the complexity variables of the corruption problem as to the oil industry system were identified in the form of feedback loops in accordance with Parsons' theory of systems. After initial simulation of the model, considering the existing situation, the development of anti-corruption strategies and policies in the oil industry has been addressed. Three strategies, including reducing the opportunities for corruption in the oil industry, reducing the demand for corruption in the oil industry, and increasing the capacity to fight corruption, as well as combined policies, were investigated. The results of the policy implementation for each strategy were analyzed, and a combination of three strategies was presented as the best anti-corruption policy in the oil industry of Iran.

The purpose of this study is to investigate the moral and ethical aspects of corruption as a crime in the field of international trade and to identify international norms for dealing with them. The most important questions that this article intends to address are: Is the corruption that exists in the conclusion of international business contracts in the legality of the conclusion of the contract? What are the most important examples of corruption in international trade? What is the most important anti-corruption solution in international business contracts and in general, international trade? The results of the research show that the involvement of illegally brokers and brokers in international commercial contracts leads to the invalidation and ineffectiveness of these contracts due to their influence and the existence of bribes. Bribery, leakage, transaction collusion, fraud and fraud, commercial exploitation, illicit proceeds, money laundering, theft and seizure of property and committing other financial distortions by public officials and abuse of duty are the most important examples of corruption in the field of international trade. The accurate implementation of international instruments and domestic anti-corruption laws and the development of preventive criminal and non-judicial education is the most important way of tackling corruption in international trade.