جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "حکمرانی" در نشریات گروه "جغرافیا"

The most key factor of changes; Technological developments, social and economic developments, and globalization developments are the ones that all areas of human life have been affected by and have planned the basis of their life relationships based on those developments. Therefore, the developments of higher education governance are not exempted from this rule, but have been influenced by it. The purpose of this study is to investigate the components and elements of university governance and to design the native model of Iranian universities through understanding the relationship and role of each of them. In this research, based on synthesis research and meta-study (meta-composition), 87 components (indices) were obtained from 40 valid articles, which were confirmed by 30 experts using the Delphi technique. After analyzing the governance indicators in higher education, it was found that these indicators are in six larger dimensions and in 2 parts: internal factors (management systems and its processes, open and responsive and responsible system, participation of internal stakeholders) and external factors (governance and institutional independence, financial independence, academic freedom, participation of foreign stakeholders). To understand the phenomenon of higher education, paying attention to the institutional roots and balance of power in modern higher education systems is Clark's triangle, which distinguishes between the government control model, the Humboldt model (rule by academics) and the American-English market-oriented model. Taking into account the dimensions of transformational governance in the higher education system and the foundations of new theories and researches, the result of the research shows that there

Urban growth in the 20th century greatly increased the share of the urban population and turned urbanization into the dominant way of life. Today, with the expansion and complexity of the urban system and urbanization, statesmen and other officials alone are able to control and guide urban communities and respond to the ever-increasing needs of development. They are not urban. In this case, a process of collaboration between the government, the public sector, civil society and the private sector is formed, which is called urban governance. 

This research was conducted with the aim of comparative analysis of good urban governance (case study of areas 4 and 5 of Ahvaz city). It is practical and in terms of the method, it is descriptive and analytical research. Data and information collection has been done by documentary, library and survey methods. In this regard, the community and sample size of 30 experts and experts working in the municipality of regions 4 and 5 For weighting and ranking indicators, hierarchical analysis (AHP) was used, and for statistical analysis, T-test was used.

The findings show that region 4 is a rich region and region 5 is a low region. The examination of the indicators of good urban governance in these areas of Shahr-e-Hawaz shows that the level of desirability of the state of good urban governance in region 5 was lower than the average level. The results of the analysis for the ranking of regions show that region 4 had a better situation. And region 5, as a less privileged region, is the first priority for improving the conditions for implementing good urban governance.

Good governance is the practice of political, economic and social management of a country's resources to achieve set goals. This practice includes solutions and institutions through which individuals and social groups have the ability to pursue their interests and legal rights, of course, taking into account the limitations. The world is used and countries are evaluated and ranked based on the determined components. This idea is currently very popular. Based on the defined components, the World Bank examines the state of governance in different countries and publishes its report officially and publicly. These reports are based on many internal and external decisions, judgments and debates, and in this sense, they are effective in the fate of countries. Is. According to the nature and type of the subject under study, the collection of information was based on the library and documentary method. The research results show that there is a direct relationship between the implementation of good governance and the realization of development.

Security of gas supply is vital for socio-economic health and sustainable development. Occurrence of operational, physical and organizational disturbances at the level of provincial gas companies has made it necessary to strengthen governance to overcome them and support the security of supply and provision of public services. In this study, which has been implemented for Tehran Gas Company, governance as a multidimensional and hierarchical structure is analyzed to develop its main elements along with reliable measurement metrics of each dimension. The results of the study, which was conducted by confirmatory factor analysis, show that governance at the level of the gas distribution company includes three main dimensions: policy-making and regulation, planning, monitoring, and finally the structure and systems. Transparent authority levels, information sharing, and risk management guidelines are emphasized to strengthen internal controls and reduce disruption, and therefore a continuity program will be effective in creating resilient distribution. The results of this study provide scientific and practical insights into hard (physical) and soft (non-physical) enablers of governance development and improve effectiveness, accountability, informed decision making, and risk management systems and structures to reduce fluctuations. Gas access and supply security support.

Urban management structure is one of the most important dimensions of urban governance. According to the United Nations Urban Development Plan, there are five axes for the 21st century geographical area of the world: urban land management, urban infrastructure management, municipal finance management, urban environmental management and eradication. In this article, we seek to answer the question of whether Islamic countries have been more successful in urban management by following the Islamic model or Western countries? Can the Islamic model meet the modern needs of Muslims in Islamic countries? In this article, using a descriptive-analytical method We achieved the important point that Islamic countries can also use the successful experiences of developed countries to promote and improve Iran's urban management by observing the culture of the Islamic model. urban management by following the Islamic model or Western countries? Can the Islamic model meet the modern needs of Muslims in Islamic countries? In this article, using a descriptive-analytical method We achieved the important point that Islamic countries can also use the successful experiences of developed countries to pro

One of the vital and valuable capacities of the country is "common resources". By definition, with public use of common resources, the amount is reduced and limited. One of these resources is pastures. In our country, an area of about 52% of the country's area, which is more than 80 million hectares, includes pastures. This valuable capacity is the basis of various businesses including livestock, medicinal plants, fish farming and tourism. Socially, the livelihood of about 916,000 rural and nomadic families depends on the use of pastures. In other words, rangelands are the basis for the formation of businesses and activities of indigenous communities.What plays a role in the prosperity of sustainable exploitation of pastures on the one hand and its protection and restoration is the type of rules of governance and exploitation. Therefore, the question arises as to how, on the one hand, while using these pastures economically and productively, there can be no monopoly, greed and injustice in their use, and while observing inter generational justice, these resources in the form of Stable to continue.Pastures have traditionally been managed by indigenous and local communities in the country. In this way, with the formation of socio-ecologic systems, the natives of each region used their own mechanisms to exploit and revive resources. Apart from the shortcomings and deficiencies observed in these traditional institutions and sub-systems that have been formed over the years, they have also brought benefits to the country. Among other things, they decentralized and non governmental their prosperity, security and regulation. But with social and legal change, there was a shift towards institutional arrangements and rangeland governance. The passage of the Law on the Nationalization of Forests and Rangeland in the 1940s was a turning point that affected the rules of exploitation and left its mark. In this article, by comparing the rules in the rangeland governance system, the cause of the consequences is investigated.

In this research, for data analysis, an institutional analysis framework based on the IAD conceptual model is used, which describes the rules that are affected by physical and social conditions at three levels. In this model, rules are classified into three levels: "constitutional rules", "collective choice rules" and "operational rules ".The approach used in this research is of a qualitative type that is used to deeply describe life experiences and understand and interpret their meaning. For this purpose, the semi-structured interview technique with different stakeholders in this section has been used. In a semi-structured interview, the interview questions are pre-defined and all respondents are asked the same questions. But they are free to respond in any way. Library and legal documents have also been used throughout the text to verify the findings. All in all in this assay as an interdisciplinary field we faced with limitations including limited space to express the method, results and details.

The method used in the analysis is "thematic analysis" of data collected as a result of interviews and study of anthropological documents and sources. After encoding the data using Maxqda software, 472 open source codes were categorized into 157 basic themes. What shapes the "rules in action" in the rangeland governance system are the physical and social conditions. These two components form the " constitutional rules", "collective selection rules" and "operational rules" at three levels. Relying on themes, a description of the rules of governance and rangeland management in the traditional system and the existing rangeland management system has been provided.One of the most constitutional rules in the exploitation of pastures is the "property right". This right determines what relationship the farmer has with the pasture and how much of the right to exploit, manage and even transfer and sell. Prior to the nationalization of rangelands, the rules of exploitation were such that in addition to the right to access and use the rangelands, the users had the right to transfer their own private rangeland to another; In this system of ownership, the exploiters had a kind of belonging to the natural field and while sustainable exploitation endogenously protected and revived the rangeland.

As a result of this article, it was found that the role of local users, especially nomads, has been vital in the traditional rangeland system. The nationalization of rangelands has changed the rules in the rangeland management system and has left undesirable consequences that have resulted from the deprivation of property rights and management of users. Undoubtedly, the need for these changes in the country's rangeland management system and strengthening the internal motivation of farmers to protect, rehabilitate and sustainable use of rangelands, repeal the "Law on Nationalization of Forests and Rangelands" and amend the law on natural resources. What should be the focus of this law is the transfer of the right of choice and management to the beneficiaries, namely the nomadic and rural community, to reduce as much as possible the government's tenure and decision-making, especially at the operational level. To achieve this, it is necessary to consider and apply the popular approach at different levels of rules. This approach has been considered in the macro policies of the country. For example, in the "General Policies of Natural Resources", which specifically addresses the issue of governance and effective use of natural resources with the participation of the people and the strengthening of education in this sector. With the entry of the public sector in the form of cooperative, private and other non-governmental mechanisms of the NGO, which is commensurate with the social and ecologic institution of the country, the total financial and human costs of government to protect and rehabilitate rangelands will be reduced. Designing such a mechanism or institution requires research, refinement, and application of religious, civilizational, and universal teachings.

Trafficking has negative impacts and results for Iran country. This research is going to answer this question that which are effective factors on trafficking phenomenon .what are its effects on security and its national authority. By using china experience at against good and current trafficking, what are resolutions in this area? Purpose of this research is recognition of effective factors to spread of in formal economy, current and good trafficking and achieve to effective mechanisms to fight against trafficking in Iran. Findings of this research show that trafficking and informal economy has negative consequences to Iran's sovereignty and economy. Trafficking could make in the lack of effective laws.so, because of Trafficking phenomenon lead to reduce of government vital incomes , imports of dangerous trafficking goods and threat of public order and social justice is important. Trafficking cause threat of authority and sovereignty of government. Current and goods trafficking in Iran lead to internal production, reduction of demands for internal production, decrease of productivity and investment in production and different parts of Iran's country and subsequently, decrease of employment and increasing of unemployment and finally reduction of government authority and sovereignty and put national security in expose threats. Method of research is descriptive- analytical and quality type. Way of information collection is use of library and English sources.

One of the most controversial issues in political geography is the role of local government and governance in the urban space. Governance deals with individuals and organizations that are involved in the decision-making and enforcement process. Today, by recognizing the patterns of governance, the city must be managed by them. The transition from idea to action, along with the structural and functional changes of government, require more than just a government, and other actors have an impact on improving the quality of life and well-being of different stakeholder groups. The present study, using a descriptive-analytical method, after examining the concept and different angles of the governance model, proves that in todaychr('39')s cities, the management of the urban system is governed by the governance of local organizations.</strong>
The results show that governance at the micro-macro-spatial level is a step towards self-organization of urban communities and fragmentation of government power that requires the involvement of citizens and social groups in addition to government actors. In fact, there are different ways in which local authorities are elected to govern in the world.</strong>

The present study has introduced transcendent governance as the preferred model of governance in Islamic governments. In this regard, the relationship between transcendent governance and national authority in the Islamic Republic of Iran has been studied. In the present age, when the supreme administration of affairs is considered by the rulers and individuals of the world, modeling and choosing an efficient method appropriate to human nature is essential to meet the essential needs of their lives. Given the advancement of technology and the need to provide for the needs of societies as well as the guidance and well-being of individuals in the direction of human evolution, good governance is inevitable. Therefore, the choice of a method of governing with divine legitimacy and popular acceptance and victory is the desire of all nations. In this mixed qualitative research, using meta-combined methods and content analysis, the content of the initial studies is qualitatively analyzed and the findings and results of other studies are analyzed and explained, to upgrade existing knowledge and provide a comprehensive view of the issue. Then, by enumerating the components of transcendent governance, how they affect the efficiency, effectiveness and efficiency of government, as well as public acceptance and satisfaction have been studied. Based on the results, in the case of the implementation of transcendent governance in various geographical scales with the obtained components, the promotion of the national authority of the Islamic Republic of Iran in both external and internal aspects is inevitable and undeniable.

The model of state-city governance is a network as the vision of Iranian cities in the 2050s, which is governed in a semi-self-governing manner. The hypothesis of the present article is that if due to the development of new technologies, citizen participation is expanded in a network, and then the model of passive obedient state-city governance can be transformed into a model of networked state-city. To realize such a vision, one must consider past trends, current relationships and future plans. In examining past trends, three major historical trends; There has been a general trend of self-governing state-city, semi-self-governing state-city and obedient state-city from ancient times to the present day, which understanding governance in these state-city leads to the recognition and accumulation of history to draw the desired landscape. On the other hand, future stat-cities require an understanding of geographical space within a paradigm shift. In order to strategize the mentioned perspective, the method of the present study has been formulated qualitatively and based on the retrospective technique, and six strategic steps in achieving the vision have been drawn in it, which are in 5-year time intervals (from 2045 to 2020) were formulated in the form of different development approaches. After that, the mission, which is the identity and goals of policy-making institutions in this regard, is determined. The results showed that in order to achieve a networked state-city perspective, the elements contained in the paradigm shift have to be understood, which, in turn, led to changes in governance, politics, economics, education and technology. Finally, with the Urban Sustainability Plan as the goal of the research mission, some fundamental values ​​are introduced as continuous ethical principles to be considered by policy makers in order to connect the organizational mission to the vision.

Political geography in the context of social relations deals with how “power and space” interact. Among the debatable topics are government, state, and governance. With the advent of the age of globalization and communication, a new pattern in the study of state-society relations was raised that by referring to the movements of state to high power (Transnational organizations) and downstream (Subordinate institutions) and outsiders (Nongovernmental and private organizations), rejected the role of upper, subordinate and regulators of the state, and introduced the corporatism and pluralistic-corporatism models. Increasing the “self-organization” of the society and promoting its role in the governance process, coupled with the fragmentation of government power, has paved the way for the ineffectiveness of the traditional, coercive government tools, and made persuasive tools based on negotiating community groups and organizations more noticeable. Governance is no longer doable, instead must give more attention to governance patterns and use them. The “arrogant government” should be replaced by a “humble government”. The transfer of “governance” from idea-to-action, along with the structural and functional changes of government, requires more than just a state, and other actors also have an impact on improving the quality of life and well-being of the various groups of stakeholders. In fact, the challenges facing its operation are very complicated. The present study, using a descriptive-analytical method, after addressing the concept and different angles of the governance model, has sought to address the challenges posed by it. The results indicate that obstacles such as government size, citizenchr('39')s access to political leaders, the transfer of collective goals to individual goals of politicians, and conflicts among stakeholders in the government are among the main challenges of implementing the governance model.

This research aims to study Water governance management model application in urban wastewater usage management by farmers. This is a quality-case study and carried out by field stud method. Sample includes all Persian county central part suburb farmers (Boochir and Mehrgan sub-urban areas) and active employees in field of water resources management in Iran water resources management Co., agriculture jihad organization, environment preservation organizations and NGOs. Research hypotheses were assigned and then a questionnaire designed to collect data and hypothesis tests. In descriptive statistics, it was used frequency distribution tables, average, standard deviation, percentage. In deductive and hypothesis analysis part, it was used one-sample T-test, one-factor variance analysis, turkey test, Friedman test and also it was used SPSS statistical software. Results showed that there is significant relationship between farmers’ individual features and tendency to water resources governance management. Also, there is significant relationship between economic-social and educational-training factors and local society participation in water resources governance management.
In farmers’ views, government support has significant influence on water resources governance management improvement. Also there are significant relationships between farmers’ knowledge and awareness level about water resources governance management programs with water resources governance management improvement. Also there are significant relationships between farmers’ knowledge and awareness level about water resources governance management programs with water resources governance management improvement.

The concept of institutional cooperation and coordination as one of the key elements to participatory resource management has always been emphasized. This study aims to determine the structural pattern of institutional relations of 28 organizations associated with the implementation of participatory management of agricultural water resources in Rasht county . For this purpose, the method of social network analysis with indicators of size, density, centrality of the whole network, the reciprocity, the transitivity and the shortest distance between two actors at the macro level has been used. The results based on determined indices show that from the number of 756 possible links that could be formed in this network, only 227 cases (about a third) occurred. The network density of information exchange and cooperation among the surveyed organizations is 30%, according to the density and centralization of the measured values, it can be concluded that the institutional cohesion among governmental and nongovernmental studied organizations is weak. Accordingly, strengthen the institutional coherence by studing the role of individual actors in the network can be recommended. On the other hand, network connections reciprocity is 23.37 %,which represents the network centralization and the need to strengthen the two-way flow of information and interaction between these organizations .

Over the last few decades, tourism has become one of the most important sources of income of the host country. Given the significant differences between developed countries and developing countries in attracting international tourism revenues, to investigate the effect governance index on the income tourism of the host country using data from 2000-2012 developing countries have been selected. The findings suggest that the effects of governance index in developing countries a significant and positive impact. This suggests the need for serious action by developing countries to improve governance index. In addition, the findings indicate that the development of ICT infrastructure and the level of public education have a positive effect on the income tourism of the host country. There is not a significant relationship between increasing the health expenditure by increasing income tourism in developing countries. The results show that the addition of real per capita income and population and exchange rates, transport infrastructure are very important in attracting tourists. So that the air transports infrastructure development and income tourism in developing countries a positive and significant relationship exists.
Despite the progress some developing countries, there is still deep gap in the benefit from the proceeds of international tourists between developed countries with developing countries considering having a capacity of exceptional natural, cultural, historical and archaeological. Reviews the determinants of earn more from tourism channels is essential because different incentive tourism and cannot be easily identified types of variables affecting it. The dominant view in most of the researches conducted background factors affecting the income from tourism activities has been based solely on economic factors and less on social and institutional factors were taken into consideration. Issue institutions in two decades recent simultaneous by expanding critical surge policy package of neoclassical in the area international economics by economists known the new institutionalists, has been proposed. Institutionalists believe that institutional factors, especially the institutional governance index effective on economic development and attracting tourist’s countries.
In this section inspired by the theoretical and empirical studies Panyik (2015), Nunkoo and et al (2013), Massidda and Etzo (2012), Cho (2010), Seetanah and et al (2010), Aslan et al. (2009) and Khadaroo and Seetanah (2007), concerning the econometric models used in this study compiled the index of institutional governance of the host country and other determinants to explore about the factors affecting tourism income over the period 2000- 2012, will be discussed. The variables used in the econometric model were as follows: So that represents in my country its tourism income. Following the Panyik (2015), Massidda and Etzo (2012), Cho (2010), Aslan et al. (2009), Khadaroo and Seetanah (2007), Naude and Saayman (2005) and in order to maintain expansion of the tourism industry index the income international tourists (RECP) is considered as the dependent variable.
Tourism affected by natural shocks, war, changes in policies, taste, advertising, expectations, political instability, terrorism and other special events are placed. Due to the lack of availability of data, usually the above as the disturbing element or the error ( ) is entered in the model.
Due to the factors mentioned above, it can be expressed:
Based on the relationship 2 and in accordance with theoretical and experimental studies are expected to increase the per capita income in the countries of origin, the real exchange rate, population growth, improved transport infrastructure, improving ICT infrastructure, improve the education level of the population, especially the tourism field staff improving indicators hygienic and improving institutional governance in the country of destination have a positive impact on tourism revenues in the host country. Considering that the econometric equation logarithmically, so it is considered if the equation number one on explicit and logarithmic have expressed. We have the following equation:
According to equation (3), shows the specific characteristics of each country in the examined samples. In simple terms, the coefficients of dummy variables sections for countries that if they ignore the error terms and wastes ( ) will show itself. In order to test the hypothesis and investigate the effect of governance indicators host country on international tourism income of 36 developing countries selected, are used eviews software and econometric techniques data panel the sections and time periods combined together. It is worth mentioning for providing the required data in this study used documentary information Statistical Center of Iran, the Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the World Tourism Organization and statistical databases including the information documented global development indices (WDI) and UNWTO and www.govindicatians.org.
Discussion and According to the results estimations the estimated coefficients variable the governance in developing countries is positive and significant. So could be said with regard to the significant impact of institutional of governance variable on tourism revenue in developing countries, a serious move to improve of governance indexes in decreasing gaps development existing especially in the field of tourism is of valuable help. In other words improvement each of the indexes of freedom and transparency, political stability, effectiveness of law, the rule of Law, fighting corruption and the independence of the judiciary apparatus in line with the the better performance of institutions and apparatus related to attract tourists international directly and indirectly affect. The estimated coefficients Voice and accountability indicator is positive and significant. In relation to this indicator must be acknowledged, lawful freedom and the free dissemination of information that are examples of voice and accountability, are cause strengthening of public awareness and transparency economic and social. On the other hand, institutions of civil society like trade associations, the unions, parties and free and healthful elections to people of a society empowers to choose public, and redundant control. It is natural in such circumstances has enjoyed individuals of appropriate social rights and an incentive to travel to these countries.
The results also indicate positive and significant relationship variable control of corruption on tourism revenue. In other words whatever public and governmental abuse of power and the service is not personal and private interests as the motivation of presence international tourists will be provided. Also indicators of effectiveness and efficiency of government positive impact on the tourism revenue is meaningless. As was noted earlier order the effectiveness of government, its ability to formulation and implementation of sound policies and necessary it to have an efficient administrative apparatus. An efficient administrative apparatus have the power and skill to manage the affairs the country and be able to prevent the occurrence of dramatic changes in politics, political pressures have not been affected and have be transparent mechanisms to attract international tourists.
According opinion of many domestic and foreign scholars is one of the components of good governance to attract foreign tourists. The findings of this study also positive effect improve the quality of governance in attracting foreign tourists approved. Total index governance simple average of six governance indicators provided by the World Bank, a significant and positive impact on the income from foreign tourists.