جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "مدیریت شهری" در نشریات گروه "فلسفه و کلام"

Ethics codes for urban management based on sustainable development are essential to enhance responsible decision-making, transparency, environmental protection, social equality, cooperation, and trust. They provide a guiding framework for urban managers to overcome the complex challenges of urban development while ensuring the long-term welfare of communities and the environment. The primary aim of the current research is to design a qualitative model for developing ethics codes for urban management based on sustainable development.

The research method in this study is qualitative, employing content analysis. The research population includes city mayors, experts in urban management, academic professors who have conducted research in ethics, and managers of institutions and organizations affiliated with municipalities. The sampling method is snowball, with 15 individuals interviewed. The data collection tool was unstructured open interviews, and the qualitative analysis was conducted using MAXQDA software.

The research findings indicated that the development of ethics codes for urban management based on sustainable development includes 58 indicators, 14 core codes, and 5 elective codes.

The development of ethics codes for urban management based on sustainable development encompasses urban sustainability, organization-based procedures for sustainable development, ethics codes of urban management based on sustainable development, strategy for expanding ethics codes based on sustainable development, and executive levels of ethics codes based on sustainable development.

Given the importance of observing ethical principles in urban management, this study aims to design a model for evaluation of urban management performance with an approach of observing ethical principles.

This research is a descriptive-analytical. Population of this study includes all municipality managers of Mashhad and 27 subjects were selected as a sample. In this research, theme analysis method was used in order to determine the sample size and snowball method was used in order for sampling. Also interview method has been used in order to collect information. The relationships between the indicators have been explained using Interpretative Structural Modeling technique (ISM).

Based on the results, 63 identified indicators related to five groups of main beneficiaries of urban management (including employees, citizens, contractors and investors, governmental and non-governmental organizations and the environment), were graded, using a network of interactions, in a range from the most influential to the most dependent, among which the indicators related to the employees had the most influence and the environmental indicators had the most dependence. Also, this study showed that indicators which desirable performance in them will result in satisfaction of the beneficiary, undesirable performance in them does not necessarily cause dissatisfaction.

Combination and prioritization of the corresponding indicators and beneficiaries can be used as an appropriate model for evaluating performance and a basis for decision making and policy making.

The holy Prophet (May the blessing and peace of Allah be upon him and his progeny) shows a good example of Islamic civilization for all ages and periods. The present paper tries to make explicit the fundamental constituents of the holy Prophet's attitude about urban development and management of Medinat al-Nabi. Using a descriptive-analytical method, the author relys on library surveys and on a review of the holy Prophet's conduct, practice, and speech to support his argument. The research findings show the advanced principles which the holy Prophet in the urban development, and urban management of Medinat al-Nabi, in which both material and spiritual aspects were taken into consideration. The principles of urban management derived from the doctrines of urban development and management in Medinat al-Nabi can be applied today to contemporary Islamic cities with considerable modifications.