الحوكمة الرشيدة في مواجهة الفساد الإداري ما بعد الربيع العربي : حالتا تونس و مصر

الملخص EN

This study examines the application of good governance in Egypt and Tunisia.

It argues that administrative corruption is an important obstacle to achieving a better quality of public services provided by central government in both countries, despite various laws and codes stipulating for tackling corruption.

This study recommends governmental decentralization, gradually permitting legislative bodies to review the existing mechanisms of public administration, adopting organizational philosophies that can serve to improve the process of providing public services, and activating e-government and information and communication technology to achieve more effective public administration processes and services provision, and thereby contribute to expanding economic growth