Proposing a Conceptual Model for Effective Administrative System
Hamed Mohammadi, Mehdi Alwani, Gholamreza Memarzadeh Tehran, Naser Hamidi

Abstract
Social and economic changes together with increased public costs have forced public organizations to pay much attention to promotion of their performance as a vital issue. Many scholars believe that success or failure of governments and social health and happiness depend on its public management. It is well documented that through the time, the necessity for dealing with new demands in managerial, political, legal and professional fields in public organizations is increasing, and legitimacy and survival of governments depend on their attempts to revise their administrative systems making them proportional to managerial, political, legal and professional aspects and responsive to these four demands in society; and consider a combination of these dimensions in solving the problems. The objective of the present paper is to propose a conceptual model for effective administrative system integrating managerial, political, legal and professional dimensions with an ecological approach. In the other words, administrative system of each country should be studied in the light of value framework dominating the society or native culture.

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