اتجاهات الأردنيين نحو الأداء الحكومي (2005-2006)‎ : دراسة استطلاعية

الملخص EN

The aim of this survey study is to measure and analyze the Jordanian attitudes towards the performance of the government with respect to economic, political, social, security and administrative factors.

The study also examines correlations between the attitudes of the public sample and their demographic variables.

For the purpose of the study, a descriptive analytical approach was used, as well as, a number of statistical tools such as, Frequencies, Means, T-Test, and ANOVA.

The major hypothesis of the study is that the performance of the government was not up to the public expectation.

The study has arrived at several conclusions, the most important of which are:  The attitudes of respondents towards the performance of government, in general, were about medium.

 The most negative attitudes of the sample towards the performance of the government were regarding the following issues: Reducing prices' increase, dealing with poverty and unemployment problems, reducing taxes, combating corruption and misconduct.

In the light of the results, the study provides a number of recommendations that may enhance the performance of the government, the most important of which are:  Taking serious and assertive actions towards combating misconduct, ensuring equal employment opportunities and considering qualifications as the criteria for employment for the purpose of gaining public confidence in relation to these issues.

 Taking serious measures on the part of government to ensure human rights and civil liberties.