Management Studies in Development and Evolution

Future interactions or inaction of public administration in the world?

seyed mehdi alvani

Volume 9, Issue 35.36 , March 2002, Pages 1-12

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A Systematic Analysis of Occupational Accidents in Mines and Mining Industries

shams-o-sadat zahedi

Volume 9, Issue 35.36 , March 2002, Pages 13-32

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If we consider accidents in mines and mining industries, through a system perspective, we will attain a better understanding of the nature and the causes of these accidents. Some of the inputs of our industries are: human resources, ... Read More

The effect on the efficacy of participative management staff

hasan labaf; rahim ranjbar

Volume 9, Issue 35.36 , March 2002, Pages 33-49

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Investigate the relationship between the development of human resources with technology development process in Iran

ghasem ramzanpour nargesi

Volume 9, Issue 35.36 , March 2002, Pages 50-66

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The effect of the audit committee on audit, internal control and financial reporting

yahya hassas yegane; seyed mohammad hoseini beheshtian

Volume 9, Issue 35.36 , March 2002, Pages 67-91

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Characterization of accounting systems industry in Khuzestan province

seyed hoseyn sajadi; mohammad mehdi razaghi

Volume 9, Issue 35.36 , March 2002, Pages 92-110

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An Investigation in Intrapreneurship

rahim aabedi

Volume 9, Issue 35.36 , March 2002, Pages 111-134

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This paper has as its aim a description of the entrepreneurs as the "main source of change" and "change factor" in administrative organizations. First, the principle of entrepreneurs ... Read More This paper has as its aim a description of the entrepreneurs as the "main source of change" and "change factor" in administrative organizations. First, the principle of entrepreneurs will historically be explain and then differences between entrepreneurs and entrepreneurs in view of some recent researches in applied entrepreneurship theory will be discussed. Then we will refer to some categories in entrepreneurship schools and theories. We will briefly describe these entrepreneurship schools, in telation to the applied research of entrepreneurship. These schools and theories include: the great person school, psychological characteristics school, classical school, management school, leadership school and the intrapreneurship school. We will describe the intrapreneurship school in detail and determine the positions of the mentioned schools and their central attention in the life cycle of organizations. Factors such as survival, rising productivity and effectiveness against changes and threats demand that administrative organizations adapt and coordinate themselves with the environment as a result of the intrapreneurship activity of those who work in administrative organization. We explain the process of development and improvement of .organizations and the way entrepreneurs become managers. Characteristics of these entrepreneur managers, the way we may identify and employ them and recognize their significant position in the administrative organization will he discussed. Finally, ways or creating a favorable intrapreneurship activity environment and certain strategies resulting in intrapreneurship spirit will also be discussed.

Investigate the causes of fluctuations in productivity in the BARESH textile mills

mehdi jamshidian; mohammad hasan shahshahani

Volume 9, Issue 35.36 , March 2002, Pages 135-158

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Employee empowerment programs

mohammad mohammadi

Volume 9, Issue 35.36 , March 2002, Pages 159-185

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Glass: barrier career

mojhgan abdollahi

Volume 9, Issue 35.36 , March 2002, Pages 186-200

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Teleworking, An effective approach for creating employment opportunities

mohsen chashm beraah; akbar soleimani fard

Volume 9, Issue 35.36 , March 2002, Pages 201-218

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At the present time, unemployment (presence or insufficiency of appropriate employment opportunities for the job seekers, and unbalanced work force supply and demand) is one of our country's basic problems. As an approach, based on information technology (telephone, fax, electronic mail, voice ... Read More

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