An analysis of the role of organized financial -official distorts in bureaucracy and sustainable development

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Associate professor of the research center of social studies, Institute for Humanities and Cultural Studies

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Bureaucratic system has a high and decisive place in the financial–official processes of developing countries, and has dramatic effects on the process of sustainable development. The role is bolded in those developing countries that have had historical bureaucratic system and their economy is mainly based on the immense income of single-product selling (such as oil selling). If bribery, embezzlement, and other various forms of organized and institutionalized corruptions in the administrative system of such countries not be controlled, decreased and eradicated, it turns gradually to a kind of culture in the country official system, and rules out the possibility of any fundamental change in its administrative development. And subsequently, as a deterrent to the economic, social, political and cultural developments, makes achieving sustainable and comprehensive development impossible. The vicious and evil circle of persistent and organized official distorts, and phenomenon of ‘underdevelopment’, and their mutual affections on each other, leads those countries to always backward countries camp. Obviously, having a national will and determine decision, such countries through developing and implementing programs and strategies of control, mitigation and ultimately extirpation of this type of corruption, can break this vicious cycle, and provide appropriate grounds to become a developed country.

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Sociological Cultural Studies
Volume 6, Issue 2 - Serial Number 2
October 2015
Pages 43-65

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