Table 2: Most frequent words in the abstracts Figure 1: Word Cloud of the Exploratory systemic literature review Figure 2: The references collected by year of publication Source: Author’s processing. OUVUTCE, AULMOF 8 PFOCESSIMNS. Some references were collected directly from editors of scientific journals, and others through databases and scientific search motors. Almost half (42.61%) of the studies originated from the Scopus source, followed by Web of Science and Science Direct, mainly due to their indexing of many journals that publish work on good public governance. Springer was especially the source for books and book chapters in this field, and ProQuest for the thesis. On Jstor only 3.04% of the documents have been downloaded because the subscription of the institution is thematic, delineating different transdisciplinary approaches, i.e. documents in management or economics. Indeed, Google Scholar has allowed me to find two articles of which only the abstract was available on the other sources. The library of scientific articles is very rich and even diversified, it includes all the work Figure 3 : Main journals of corresponding papers So, 32 selected articles were published in the journal of "Governance", 12 articles in "World Development” 12 in "Public Policy and Administration". Other papers were also recognized by the selection including 8 articles in each of "Land Use Policy" and "Public Management Review". And many other journals in which I have found important articles on the subject, listed with details of the number of articles for each one (Appendix 1). Table 4: Synthetic table of bibliographical references Marwa Khouya, Abdelhay Benabdelhadi. GOOD GOVERNANCE AND ITS IMPACT ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW. Marwa Khouya, Abdelhay Benabdelhadi. GOOD GOVERNANCE AND ITS IMPACT ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW. 1d participation in decision making (Kaufmann et al., 2004). The study of good governance can be focused of the broad-based stake- holders and using s financial, natural, and human resources in the interests of all people, and on the basis of the ‘inciples of justice, fairness, equity, efficiency, transparency, and accountability (Farazmand, )20). Also, one of the major elements of good governance is decentralization of Iministration. ‘‘Decentralization can contribute to improved performance of local overnment; it can provide new opportunities for responsiveness to local needs; it can mean at if governance improves citizens may hold public officials and agencies more accountable. ecentralization is not a linear or consistent process, and it can suffer reverses as often as vances in terms of how local governments and citizens take up its challenges’(Grindle, 2007). nother way adopted by Mgonja, B. E. S.(2010) , to analyze good governance of public systems | Tanzania is the functioning of institutional mechanisms. this study revealed the importance Appendix 1: List of principal journals Appendices
