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Yaghoob Foroutan, Volume 1, Issue 3 (2-2013)
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This article explains the consequences of the
Islamic identity in the Western societies from a
sociological perspective. The extensive literature reviewed in this paper
supports the fact that Muslims in the western societies have been substantially
affected by such recent events as the 9/11 in the US and 7/7 in the UK.
This particularly applies to Muslim women due to their Islamic dress codes.
Using logistic regression analysis and the theory of discrimination associated
with cultural and religious identity, it also examines whether and how
significantly the status of Muslims in the western contexts is associated with
their religious identity. Generally speaking, the results indicate the key
pattern that those with the Islamic dress codes are more likely to be excluded
in the West.
Seyed Reza Naqibolsadat, Fatemeh Qasabi, Volume 1, Issue 3 (2-2013)
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This study tries to provide a virtual image of
the structure and design of
Facenama, Cloob, Facebook and Google+ social networks. The main question in
this study is which variable or variables are differ in the structure and design of social networks of
Iranian and non-Iranian. Content analysis has been used in this study. Content
analysis is a research method to describe the objective, systematic and quantitative
manifest content of communication messages used. Overall, this study showed
that most of the real images, personal pictures, lots of charm, design web
format, fixed format, output format, content, text and images, colors and
texture, heat and cold, and emotional attraction for color, many comments, more
than 10 Comments, iconic landmarks and layering of different materials used in
the structure and design of
social networks.
Also, there is a significant correlation
between the actual picture type, color, format, content production, layering
content and comments with social networks of Iranian and non-Iranian.
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The problem of this study is differtiation degree of democracy. At theoritical level,
component of social capital and Inequality of income distribution and unrentier
revenue are necessary condition for democracy.The method of this essay is the
comparative cross- national. population of this study is 156 countries that have data
for comparison, but in each analysis,because of missed data, quantity of cases is
different . The method of judging of hypothesis is Fuzzy and used software is spss,
Exel and Fs/QCAf. Empical results show in the almost always cases, Interpersonal
Trust and unrentier revenue are necessary condition for democracy. Participation in
Civil Society and Trustworthines and Inequality in distribution income usually are
necessary condition for democracy. Assessment of sufficient conditions for taking
place of result show that there are three separate path for democracy. common
specification of this pathes is high Participation in Civil Society and unrentier
revenue.
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, , Volume 2, Issue 1 (8-2013)
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Developmental projects in humanities and social sciences are based on fundamental concepts and their definitions. This paper tries to investigate and scrutinize the definition of “National Identity” among Iranian thinkers and intellectuals. The article studies the works and publishes of seven famous and contemporary thinkers around “national Identity” as the representatives of various majors of humanities and social sciences. The majors which are selected from are Sociology, Political Sciences, History, Persian Literature, Philosophy, and Geopolitics. In conclusion, the paper attains a collection of most accepted definitions of “National Identity”. There are ten more frequent and emphasized items in these definitions. The ten items are a: Homeland, b: Ethnicity and Nationality, c: Culture and rituals, d: Political and governmental system, e: History, f: Economic, g: Language, h: Art & Literature i: Religion and j: globalization.
, , Volume 2, Issue 1 (8-2013)
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Assessment
of cultural necessities as a major step toward cultural development planning,
equanimity realization and improvement of social relations is taken into
account. The method of the current study is surveying in which questionnaires
are used for collecting needed information. In this survey, 720 above 15 years
old peoples in Kashan are sampled according to the Cochran formula. Superficial
credit, detecting factor analysis method and Kronbakh alpha factor are used for
validating this survey. According to the measured detecting factor analysis,
studied necessities were divided into four groups: cultural-social,
scientific-instructional, religious and sportive-artificial. Maximum and
minimum values belong to cultural-social necessities with 37.11% average and
religious necessities with 15.01% respectively. The rest are in between.
Average of cultural-social, scientific-instructional and religious necessities
differ with the gender, as women necessities average is more than that of the
men. Cultural-social and sportive-artificial necessities averages are different
based on habitat, so those who live in villages have more necessities. There is
no difference in the other necessities. Although no relation is seen between
education and religious and sportive-artificial necessities, education has
reverse relation with cultural-social and scientific-instructional necessities.
Eventually, artificial-sportive necessities are only increased with increasing
the age of people and there is no relation between the age of the people and
the rest of the necessities.
Likewise,
in prioritization of the studied patterns, family is the first, friends,
teachers, instructors, clergy and Islamic characters are the second and the
other characters (artificial, sportive, political, actors and foreign
sportsman, classmates …) are the third priority according to the respondents’
opinions.
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In recent years, various organizations and companies have begun joining to the process of knowledge. Therefore, the organizations are expected to more rapidly create new knowledge (Knowledge Creation) and try to solve the problems and needs of society with their knowledge in any respect and become much more useful. Takeuchi and Nonaka offered a dynamic model of Knowledge Creation. Accordingly, organizational knowledge creation has been determined with socialization, externalization, compositions and internalization dimensions. "Knowledge Creation" is dependent on various reasons and factors such as social capital.
Social capital includes the social participation which can accelerate the reproduction process of knowledge creation, because this is a society that lacks sufficient social capital and other assets are being wasted. Therefore, the issue of social capital as a guiding principle for achieving knowledge creation seems necessary. This study is a cross sectional survey using a stratified random sampling method. Statistical population of study includes the all employees in Power Management in East Azerbaijan from whom we choose 381 as samples of study. Results of this study indicate that there is a positive and significant relationship between social capital and knowledge creation. Public participation, institutional trust and interpersonal trust variables have been able to explain 36% of variance in knowledge creation.
, , , Volume 2, Issue 1 (8-2013)
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The
present paper, from a sociological perspective, aims to study the proverb in
novels taking Social Participation as one of the factors of social
capital in Bahmanyari's novels. Proverbs as the internal voice of each nation
are seen as the reflection of the most hidden agenda of the people's lives as
well as a reliable source for the studies on anthropology, sociology and
psychology. The research Social Participation in proverbs as a part in
the popular culture can make us aware of the amount of the reflection of the Social
Participation aspects in traditional societies and have an influential
effect on the facilitation of purposeful actions in the today's society.
The
investigation of 6016 Proverbs in Bahmanyari's novel book demonstrates that
among different factors of social capital, Social Participation is
considered as one of the most intensive social and ethical issues in
traditional societies. Participation after trust is the second factor that is
repeated in the novel and with bilateral indices it is divided into two-way
participation, the other side participation, obligatory participation,
participation based on the division of work, instrumental participation and
counseling participation. The study concludes that among the different types of
participation, the other side participation has the highest effect.
, , Volume 2, Issue 1 (8-2013)
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Whenever development in spatial
aspect could provide some certain guidelines for convenient and just
satisfaction of service needs of residents, it could be a sustainable one. In
this study, by recognizing the pattern of development spatial distribution in
Khusetan cities, we try to find out whether they are in a sustainable path or not.
The study is a practical one and based on a descriptive-analytical method. Our
data have been gathered from Statistical Annual of Khusetan in 2011. The
results suggest that development spatial distribution in Khusetan cities are
not according to the goals and principles of sustainable development. All
analyses show that development spatial distribution in the province is so
unequal and completely against the spatial justice rendered by sustainable
development. Inequality has been occurred in different levels Inequality
between Ahvaz (center of province) and surrounding cities, between populous and
thinly populated cities of the province, and inequality between northern and
southern cities in one side and eastern and western ones in the other side.
Besides, the current pattern of development in the province is against the
wholistic view and systematic conduct of sustainable development in a way that
sectional view of spatial development is so clear and evident.
, , , Volume 2, Issue 1 (8-2013)
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In the first phase of the present article, through reviewing different definitions of the concept of social development, it is tried to identify the different aspects of this concept as well as achieve a comprehensive definition of the concept. In the next step, through identifying and examining multiple Indicators which are presented by various organizations for measuring this concept, we tried to recognize the most comprehensive index of social development which measures more dimensions of this complex concept. In the third phase, considering the selected index, in addition to reporting the current status of social development in Iran, we have compared the ranking status of this country with other countries. According to the obtained results, the present status of social development in Iran, in comparison with other countries of the world and also the 16 countries of the region, is not in so appropriate situation and needs a serious consideration around the reasons of this matter and the way of improving and changing it.
, , Volume 2, Issue 1 (8-2013)
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The
main objective of this study is to
determine social factors on social health. This study has been conducted via survey and data collected by questionnaire.
Questionnaire including three Sections: Personal information, social support and social health that were evaluated by Keyes social health questionnaire and Phillips social support questionnaire.Among the older people in Babol town, 374 elderly were selected through stratified random sampling Overall, the findings indicate that
there is a significant relationship between
social support (friends, family and others)
and social health. Among the types of social support, family support
has the greatest impact on the health of elderly community. There is a significant relationship between age, marital
status, gender, and social health. There is a significant
difference between education and income.
, , Volume 2, Issue 1 (8-2013)
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Nowadays, with development and
growth of various industries and business units, the consequences and effects
of their activities on the society and lack of social reporting, creates a gap
between economic entities and the society expectations. The current paper
explaines the literature related to co rporate social responsibility and its
position in business units, and then conceptualizes its social dimension in
corporations and identifies the components and indicators of corporate social
responsibility disclosures with sustainable development approach and using
questionnaire and analyzing the path model in a comprehensive framework (with
regarding popular international and local standards). Also, its status and
disclosure level of social dimension in corporations has been determined
through content analysis of board reports of Iran’s listed companies. The
findings indicate that the most important components of social dimensions in
the view of stakeholders are “business ethics, corruption and bribery, association
in community development”. Also, the most social disclosure about the current
status of companies’ reports is “components of work and staffs, customers and
consumers”. In sum, level of social dimension disclosure in Iranian companies
is low that demonstrate the large gap between the current status and the
society expectations. It requires the suitable regulations, obligations and
standards in the field of the companies reporting and disclosure to force those
to accountable for the stakeholders and the society’s expectations.
, Volume 2, Issue 2 (11-2013)
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Science
and technology has provided in communications new tools for
Actors in the International System. Media in the field of psychological
warfare are the best and most modern propaganda tool for the realization of the
goals of Western Countries. After the Revolution, United State of America due
to blocked channels formal diplomatic, has used propaganda tools, in particular
against the Islamic Republic of Iran. USA use propaganda against Iran through VOA TV and
Radio channels and Radio Farda. Now Voice ofAmericaTV, every day, 5
hours, produces diversified and effective programs witha focus onnews from Iran. Parasite
program is the most interesting (according to its practitioners) its programs.
This research uses the content analysis method for investigating the program.
The
result of this research showed that themes in the program are indivisible in three political,
social and economic contexts. Techniques
such create division and conflict division and conflict (6%), Sweeping
generalizations (some true), encouragement and Card stacking each with5% where the most using
, , Volume 2, Issue 2 (11-2013)
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Health messages design is a field
and subset of health communication area. What is actually followed in this
thesis is a review of TV health messages appeals effects from audiences’ point
of view. The Important question of research is that how media products and its
health related programs through various appeals lead in behavior changes.
In this study, health messages refer
to direct or indirect messages which discuss people’s personal and social
health. Since health message design is a subset of the broad area of health
communication definition of health communication is mentioned at first. Then
the main topic of this research has been mentioned. After discussing health
message related literature, related communication theories are mentioned and
finally the theoretical framework of research is defined as “The
Extended Parallel Process Model”.
To measure Tehran’s above15-years
old inhabitants’ attitudes toward health messages and TV health related
programs, the survey method of research has been chosen and after designing
questionnaire, and distributing among
inhabitants of Tehran. The most important result of this research is that TV
health messages are not adequate to make behavior changes in personals, and
interpersonal communication has a complementary and powerful role in adopting
recommended TV health messages.
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