Decline in the Moral Foundations of Nepali Politics

Dhakal, Rebat Kumar

doi:10.3126/sijssr.v2i1.28902

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“…These factors, directly and indirectly, affect civil servants' integrity in delivering public service. Ensuring the higher level of integrity for civil service is complex, the finding reveled that only the concerned authorities can contribute to adopting innovative governance approaches and appropriate policies to build and maintain civil servants' integrity in the coming days (Dhakal, 2020).…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Ethics in Governance

Aryal

2024

J. APF Command & Staff Coll.

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The evolution of governance from ancient times to the present highlights the critical role of ethics in ensuring effective and fair administration. This study explores the necessity of ethical governance in Nepal, emphasizing the interplay between good governance and ethical leadership. The literature review traces the historical development of governance concepts, from the social contract theories of Hobbes and Rousseau to contemporary definitions that stress transparency, accountability, and participation. Ethical governance is identified as essential for addressing current shortcomings in Nepal's governance structures, despite existing legal frameworks. Ethical leadership, characterized by integrity, accountability, and fairness, is pivotal in fostering trust, transparency, and sustainable decision making. Based on the narrative review, this research underscores that while good governance focuses on systems and outcomes, ethical governance ensures these are achieved through morally sound principles. The study concludes that Nepal's path to sustainable development and genuine prosperity lies in embedding ethical governance deeply within its political and administrative frameworks, driven by committed ethical leadership.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Ethics in Governance

Aryal

2024

J. APF Command & Staff Coll.

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“…With a decreasing sense of the head of the government's political character, the rise of the government has raised the morality dimension. Its neighbours and vice versa have influenced Nepal, so it has yet to prioritise the people's concerns over the interests of politicians [22]. When the party's leaders refuse to listen to and address reasonable disagreement, even within the party, the morality of the government begins to slither.…”

Section: Politics Without Ethicsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Persistence of Change in Political Systems in Nepal: Causes and Consequence

Thapa

2023

Politi Sci & Inter Relat

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This research is based on examining the enduring nature of change within political systems in Nepal, including its numerous manifestations, changing structures, and relevance in contemporary society. The research encompasses a variety of secondary sources, which are further reinforced by primary data sources. This research investigates the process of political system transition and its associated features using qualitative data analysis. The multi-party democracy endeavour in Nepal rapidly deteriorated into conflicts for control among and within the political parties. The prohibition and subsequent ineffectiveness of political parties not achieving global peace and security were seen. Examining countries that have effectively undergone economic change underscores the essential role played by governmental entities in managing such processes. The political growth of Nepal represents a distinct deviation from core political theory, morals, and values. Political parties have been detrimental to the functioning of democracy due to their failure to establish and sustain democratic advancements inside institutional frameworks effectively. Effective governance is needed to confront the dual challenges posed by the Maoist insurgency (often referred to as terrorism) and the deceleration of economic growth.

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“…Selfrealisation and setting a moral is essential. Nepal is being devastated because of a lack of morality, especially in those at the forefront of leadership (Dhakal, 2020). We still have a generation that has been following every political transformation.…”

Section: Social Inquiry: Journal Of Social Science Research Volume 3 ...mentioning

confidence: 99%