The role of administrative control in the fight against corruption in Tartous Company for Cement And Building " A CaseStudy "materials Industry


Abstract in English

The administrative corruption phenomenon is global and is widely and deeplyrooted that takes a broad dimensions with various factors that are difficult to distinguish between them. The degree of coverage varies from one society to another. The devastating effects and consequences of this phenomenon affects all life of all people, wastes resourcesand impede the fulfillment of responsibilities, functions and services, and thus constitute a system of sabotage and delay in construction and development process, not on the administrative and financial levels, but also political, economic, social and cultural levels, necessitating an effective independent regulatory system controls and follows-up practices of Ministers and officials in all ministries and institutions. Hence this research examines the role of administrative control in the fight against corruption in Syria industry companies (example about this companies Tartous companyfor Cement And Building materials Industry)in side and to evaluate the most important causes of corruption and the weakness and shortcomings in the regulatory procedures and processes in other side. The researcher addressed the concept of administrative supervision and its importance to the phenomenon of corruption and its causes, and how to address them, as well as the importance of control in the fight against corruption. The researcher concluded at the end of this research to a group of important conclusions: there are differences between control methods which have used tocombat corruption in Tartous Companyfor Cement And Building materials Industry, and the modern quantity methods and modern analyses control methods. In the end the researcher put forward a set of proposals and recommendations, including: the need to address the factors that contribute to the low level of control, and poor planning for effective control procedures, and lack of accountability and justice that could be the cause of corruption.

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