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Ardeshir Zaboli Zadeh, Morteza Shams, Reza Shokati,
Volume 9, Issue 1 (7-2020)
Abstract
The purpose of this research is evaluation performance Iran Kala TV in adopting a resistive economy approach from the experts' point of view. The statistical population is Specialists and elites in sociology, economics, culture and media, who were audience this TV network in the year 1397. Among the available members of this collection as a sampling framework, 100 people selected by purposeful sampling. According documentary studies, extracting factors to evaluation performance Iran Kala TV in promoting resistive Economy. Then by the CIPP evaluation model and with questionnaire, the data analyzed in four areas field, Input, process and output. According results, Iran Kala TV is relatively good level in promoting resistive Economy in the society with an average "3/10" out of "5". To reach the desired level, it’s recommended that the objectives of this TV network to promote a resilient economy be re-written and rewritten and this TV network in production, codenamed program aimed at the Culture making of the resistive economy and it’s further penetration into daily debates of the people, awareness of the people and authorities of the shortcomings and facilities needed by the country on the path Economic development and endogenous look to solve the country's economic problems.
Dr Nooh Monavvary,
Volume 10, Issue 2 (11-2021)
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The present article, focusing on one of the most important areas of production and reproduction of inequality and inferiority, namely labor relations, seeks to examine the conflict and rivalry of intellectual and social currents. The study of these currents from the perspective of their analysis and prescriptions on recent trends and processes of labor relations in Iran, i.e. the temporalization of labor, requires drawing the ratio of government, society, and market from the perspective of those currents. After drawing the most important features and coordinates these intellectual currents, based on the concept of development, the gaps are expressed. Despite the obvious differences and confrontations between these currents on the issue of labor and employment relations, both lack a developmental perspective and therefore are weak or lacking in both the role of government in development and the importance of the human factor for development. As a result, they either reject the government or the market.
Mahsa Tizchang, Zahra Naghizadeh, Haydeh Mahdavi, Reihaneh Shahvali,
Volume 12, Issue 3 (3-2024)
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The issue of women's empowerment is one of the most fundamental issues of contemporary societies, which has an inevitable link with their development. In Iran, in the fourth development program, women's empowerment was included among macro and executive policies. To that extend, many researches in different fields have tried to evaluate and measure the issue of women's empowerment in the country. The aim of the current research is to meta-analyze the studies conducted in the field of women's economic empowerment to provide a comprehensive picture of the findings and characteristics of the obtained studies. Qualitative meta-analysis method provides the possibility of evaluating and reviewing studies in two parts, formal and structural characteristics as well as content findings. A total of 70 reviewed studies including various articles and theses shared the two keywords of economic empowerment and women. A range of virtual databases such as Normagz and humanities database to the libraries of prestigious universities of the country are the source of data collection. Results show since mid-1990s, we have faced a considerable number of studies in this field. The applied methods are mostly quantitative and based on large-scale questionnaires. The results of the descriptive findings show that the executive policies of this field are mainly partial, in line with non-functional support (dependent) and without enough attention on the specificities and different coordinates of its fields, and there is a need to focus on the different needs of women, gender and cultural norms, and the infrastructure of each region.
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