دور الحوكمة في مكافحة الفساد في الدول العربية بعد ثورات الربيع العربي

Abstract EN

The study will examine the governance role of whether or not corruption at the Arab states is diminishing after the Arab Spring revolts.

The Corruption Perception Index (CPI) published by the Organization Transparency International (OTI) is used for the years 2010-2012 as the basis of the analysis.

Governance thoughts and principals are well known, but unfortunately it seems that some Arab countries are not ready or not welling, to adopt these roles.

Imperialism and corruption are reasons stand as obstacles to adopt governance principals at the Arab countries.

The problem of the study is to examine the causes prohibit the adaptation of the governance role at the Arab countries.

The methodology of the study is a mix of several approaches, such as the subjective and statistical analysis approaches to arrange the rating of the Arab countries at the OTI report, and to measure the 2011 revolts effect on the Arab countries in general.

The study concluded that the high corruption rate at Arab countries is meanly due to the absence of all governance principals' adaptation.

OTI indicated that the countries with high ranking at the CPI are those countries adopt the governance principals.

The people revolt is not the only cause for the low ranking of the Arab countries in the index, but some Arab countries did not witnesses any revolts but still rank low at the CPI.