جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "progress" در نشریات گروه "اقتصاد"

Resistance economics is the fundamental approach of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the path of economic development and advancement. This area of ​​economic knowledge, which is the shadow of Islamic economic knowledge in the modern age, contains strategies that clearly reveal the path of the Iranian economy towards economic development and advancement. Economic endogeny with a focus on supporting domestic production, outsourcing and having a strong economic diplomacy, the popularity of the economy in the direction of privatization, making the economy knowledge base to create value-based output rather than natural resources, equity-based economic integrity, and ultimately resilience Against external shocks, It is one of the most important pillars of the resistance economy against foreign shocks. Undoubtedly believing in the strategies of resistive economy and planning for their correct implementation provides the path of development and progress of the Iranian economy. Investigating the conceptual clouds of the resistive economy and its adaptation to the components of the development path of the developed countries of the world reveal deep differences and commonalities. Including Japan's economy, which has sustained a steady and long-run economic growth, has been named among the countries that have created economic miracles. Using a descriptive-analytic approach, this article has addressed these commonalities and disparities and explains some lessons for the Iranian economy while explaining why it is necessary to insist on the implementation of resistance economy policies.

Organizations and companies, as one of the most important tools and requirements for the development and progress of communities, are required to report the results of their activities. For this reason, using an appropriate reporting framework will play an important role in identifying strengths and weaknesses, decision-making and planning to achieve sustainable development goals. The use of conventional sustainability reporting frameworks and the achievement of sustainable development goals by Islamic countries, due to cultural differences and the level of development of these societies compared to Western societies, faces obstacles and problems. The purpose of this study is to explain the dimensions and key components of corporate sustainability reporting after reviewing the superior frameworks of sustainability reporting appropriate to the cultural and environmental conditions of Islamic society. The data collected through qualitative content analysis of Islamic texts by inductive method has been exposed to expert judgment by a questionnaire. After evaluating 110 collected questionnaires and analyzing factor load coefficients and structural equations, using SPSS and Smart PLS software, the corporate sustainability reporting model with Islamic approach was extracted, in seven dimensions in order of priority including: management and leadership, progress and excellence, work and production, human, social, economic and environmental capital, and 36 components.

One of the prerequisites for developing an Islamic Iranian model of progress is providing a precise definition of the concept of progress according to Islam. Different definitions are given in this regard. Using an analytical and deductive method and referring to the verses of the Holy Quran, this paper explains the nature of progress and its main components. The question asked by this essay is: what sort of change can, according to the Quran be referred to as progress? The research findings indicate that in the view of the Quran, the progress of something or an aspect of it means that the thing is changed in such a way that the effects which we expect from its nature will be manifest itself and be compatible with the other components and parts which are related to it. This perception of progress has three pillars: rationality, spirituality, and justice. According to the Quranic view point, the realization of progress in each stage or area depends on the realization of these three concomitant pillars; thus, if development does not occur in all the three aforementioned pillars it will not be considered progress.

In the conventional secular economics the main factors of economic growth include: education، skills accumulation، creation and expansion of physical capital، using high-level technologies، achieving a great level of productivity and social capital. However، there are quite a few countries that are facing principle problems though they all have the above-mentioned factors. In addition، historically، there were nations that faced severe failure while having all of the required material elements of growth. From the perspective of holy Quran، the divine God do have two mechanisms to manage the world; one material and one non-material; these two do influence each other. What the human being achieve، using scientific approach، is just the material mechanism but the non-material mechanism can be fulfilled only thorough inspiration. The non-material components of economic growth are related to the second mechanism and should be found from the divine inspiration. In this paper، we try to discuss the effects of non-material components (like: Iman، Taqva، Shokr، Iqamah of Hudud، Istighfar، Tubah and Estiqamah) on the economic growth.

Justice, growth, progress and development are from the topics that have been important for the human being in all ages; in fact, they have been the utopia for everybody in every time. One can very rarely find any school of thought that does not consider these topics as their main mottos. However, the two concepts of justice and development has been the area for high discussion between researchers and has bring about a high level of dichotomy and duality in the human studies. From one hand, there is a view that believes that these two concepts are contradictory to each other and on the other hand, there is a view that believes these two concepts are complementary to each other. So the first point of view is an obstacle toward the formation of the literature in the theorization of the development and justice area and the second point of view tries to join these two concepts and hence finds way for more theoretical research in this field. This paper tries to do a possibility study in this regards and so defends the second point of view. For doing so, first of all, the theories of development and income distribution, which is related to the topic of justice, are evaluated shortly and then, by decomposing the subjects of justice and development into nine components and forming a matrix, we draw the realm of research topics in the area of development and justice. Then, by extending some cells of this matrix into distinguished tables, we show that there are quite a few research topics for researchers. In other words, the research map in the field of development and justice is drown.