Causes and Consequences of Corruption

Administrative and financial corruption has become a cultural and social problem today, and in developing countries in particular, as one of the most important factors in the development of society, it has been argued that irreparable damage to the speed of development wheel drive societies. Has arrived. Given the importance of the problems and risks of corruption and corruption for the stability and security of society and democratic institutions and values, and most importantly the rule of law, the fight against corruption is of great importance. What is common in all definitions of corruption is a breach of ethical and legal norms in administrative and organizational practice, and therefore corruption and its definition are a function of accepted norms in every society and culture. This article attempts to discuss the concept of corruption, the causes and motivations of this phenomenon and its implications and ways of controlling it.