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A Sociological Study of the Effects of Prison on Prisoners

jafar sekhavat

Volume 9, Issue 20 , February 2003, Pages 1-33

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The effects of prison on prisoners are usually evaluated through repetition of crime by prisoners outside prison. In this study the effects of prison is evaluated by three variables which are emphasized by control theorists such as Gottfredson and Hirshe. The degree of attachment to family, to society, ... Read More

None-Verbal Communication and Development of Tourism

mehdi karubi

Volume 9, Issue 20 , February 2003, Pages 35-58

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Non-verbal communication includes all of the messages that people wil use in addition to the words. With using verbal and non-verbal communication correctly in knowledge, actions, and business we can improve our way of life. There is no language and culture that dosen't use non-verbal communication. ... Read More

A Study of the Preferable Media System For Afghanistan."

hashem esmatolahil

Volume 9, Issue 20 , February 2003, Pages 59-93

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One of the main objectives of this research was to explain the desirable system for Afghanistan media. The media system of this country, in which journalism is as old as 129 years, is now declining, as a result of the crisis and the 23-year war. In order to fill in this communication gap with the past ... Read More

Objectives, Ideals, and Values of the Islamic Revolution of Iran Acccording to the Imam Khomeini's Viewpoint

fariba shayegan

Volume 9, Issue 20 , February 2003, Pages 95-124

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One of the most important documents for the study of the goals and ideals of a revolution, among different documents of revolutions, is the messages and speechs of revolutionary leaders and ideologues. The aim of this paper is to study the goals of the Islamic revolution by content analysis of Imam Khomeini's ... Read More One of the most important documents for the study of the goals and ideals of a revolution, among different documents of revolutions, is the messages and speechs of revolutionary leaders and ideologues. The aim of this paper is to study the goals of the Islamic revolution by content analysis of Imam Khomeini's speeches. In order to achieve this aim , 774 sentence of Saahifea - Noor (volumes 2-15: October 1977 - September 1981) were sampled and analyzed. Results show that from the viewpoint of Imam Khomeini, the most important goal was, cultural revival and reconstruction of Islam. The next most important goal was a political ones i.e. the downfall of Pahlavi regime and the constirueion of Islamic Republic. Furthermore , the comparision between Imam's viewpoints and the slogans ot the Islamic Revolution, analyzed by Panahi, shows that there good agreement among them. answered the questions. Having received the responses, statistical calculations were made by applying QUANAL Computer Software. The three types of interviewees (namely the professors, the journalists settled in Iran and the journalists living abroad) were divided into two categories; then the correlation coefficient between them was calculated in order to determine the degree of correlation between every interviewee with other interviewees. There were also calculated the weight amounts of interviewssa in Types 1 and 2, and Standard Grades (Z Scores) thereof using the given weight amounts. Finally, having analyzed the data, it was established that the interviewees primarily agree with Social Responsibility and Liberal Systems and that they oppose Authoritarian and Communist Media Systems. This is understood from the fact that that they have shown tendency towards enjoyment of liberal and non-governmental conditions. To put it another way, the desirable Media System for Afghanistan, according to 45 interviewees who filled in the questionnaire constituting the subject meatter of this research, is a combination of Social Responsibility and Liberal Systems and this result confirms the hypothesis of this research.

The Images of Friendly States and Hostile States in Foreign News of IRIB

mohammad reza mohammadi mehr

Volume 9, Issue 20 , February 2003, Pages 125-147

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People's view towards foreign countries is mostly formed by mass media especially TV and their foreign news. Foreign news reveal image of other countries. But the reflection of most foreign events is associated with a special bias. It means that events of freindly states are broadcasted with a positive ... Read More

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A Sociological Study of the Effects of Prison on Prisoners

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None-Verbal Communication and Development of Tourism

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A Study of the Preferable Media System For Afghanistan."

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Objectives, Ideals, and Values of the Islamic Revolution of Iran Acccording to the Imam Khomeini's Viewpoint

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The Images of Friendly States and Hostile States in Foreign News of IRIB

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