The Role of Civil Society in Preventing and Combating Corruption: Algeria as a Model

Abstract

Corruption is a dangerous phenomenon that threatens the state and its security, which is widespread and has negative effects on the internal and external levels. There are multiple and different forms and manifestations and types thereof. These strategies activate the roles of civil society institutions as an actor of good governance, these free voluntary institutions fill the public sphere between the family and the state to achieve the interests of its members and society as a whole, committed in that values ​​and standards of respect, brotherhood, tolerance and the peaceful management of diversity The difference, which includes associations, associations, unions, and political parties, has different roles in order to prevent and combat corruption, as it promotes the values ​​of integrity, accountability, and transparency, raising awareness for prevention, and mobilizing and influencing control.