جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه « جنگ های آینده » در نشریات گروه « مدیریت »

The basic principle of war is based on protection, mobility and firepower. The current scenario of comprehensive and multidisciplinary threats has made the reduction of response time and the intelligence of weapons inevitable for the survival of the system and victory in the war. Much effort and capital has been directed towards the development of new technologies to improve the performance of weapon systems in terms of accuracy, stability, range, lethality and portability. the purpose this research is to investigate and compare of ground weapons of extra-regional countries such as America and Russia, regional countries; Türkiye, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and the Zionist regime. In order to conduct this research, the content analysis method has been used. After specifying the research area and keywords for searching from reliable information sources, Latin databases that used. Considering the future wars and the development of ground weapons, the defense vision documents of the selected countries, articles, military-defense-security regulations, their strategies and doctrines were considered. The findings of the research show that 13 factors have been emphasized as indicators of the capability of ground weapons in the future war. The results of the research show that the weapons of the United States have more capabilities than the weapons of other selected countries, including Russia. Also, the weapons of the Zionist regime have more capabilities than those of Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. Saudi Arabia's weapons have more capabilities than Pakistan's due to relying on weapons purchases from extra-regional countries, including the United States.

Cognitive warfare is the fifth generation of wars in the popular political and military literature in the world, where the three main goals are social collapse, structural collapse and territorial collapse, through the two main strategies of destabilization and targeted infiltration, using a set of convergent technologies follow. The solution to confront the cognitive war in the field of social sciences and social psychology is cognitive preparation, cognitive empowerment or cognitive improvement of the citizens of a society and country, which the Supreme Leader of the Revolution, relying on native and Islamic literature, called it "Jihad of Explanation" or "Enlightenment Movement". The purpose of this research is to design and explain the conceptual model of cognitive warfare and the basic model of explanatory jihad in dealing with cognitive warfare. The research approach is exploratory and the research method is content analysis using library documents and the statements and guidelines of the Supreme Leader. The findings of the research show that if the explanatory jihad is carried out in a correct and principled way, it can be useful as an effective solution in facing and dealing with the cognitive war in the dimension of cognitive psychology and cognitive sociology and lead to the strengthening of social unity and restoration of public trust. After analyzing the concept and presenting a theoretical model of cognitive warfare in the context of a set of converging technologies, an explanation has been made regarding the design of the model and the optimal illustration of the problem of Jihad, taken from the intellectual system of the Supreme Leader of the Revolution, and in the final part of the research, suggestions have been made. And strategic prescriptions regarding dealing with cognitive warfare have been presented at the level of cognitive sociology.

This research has been done with the aim of anticipating the management of asymmetric war in the field of defense of popular forces with a mixed approach. For this purpose, first, documents about asymmetric wars were collected and analyzed by content analysis method, and the factors of the model were identified and extracted. Then, the activists in the field of asym-metric wars were interviewed in relation to the obtained factors, and by combining the results obtained from the qualitative stage, a three-dimensional model for the management of asymmet-ric wars was obtained, and in the quantitative part, the dimensions and components of the model were tested by the structural equation model. The results of the research show that the dimen-sions of the model have adequate explanatory power. These dimensions include: structural fac-tors (information capabilities, equipment, training and military strength), behavioral/content factors (personal-psychological characteristics, management, the ability to create innovation in military operations, knowledge and awareness in the field of asymmetric wars) and environmen-tal/contextual factors (geographical location, social and cultural factors, economic factors, politi-cal factors) that are aimed at improving the management of asymmetric wars in People's forces have an impact in the field of defense.

The purpose of this research is to analyze the moderating role of cognitive flexibility in the relationship between the characteristics of dynamic environments and future wars on the performance of operational commanders in the integrated command and control network of Aja air defense.Research

The research method is mixed (quantitative and qualitative) and the qualitative statistical population includes 12 experts and the quantitative statistical population includes 234 people, and the Karjesi-Morgan table was used for sampling. The data collection tool was a questionnaire, and the statistical analysis software SPSS24, Amos26 was used to analyze the data.

The model was prepared with 4 dimensions and 30 components. The findings of the statistical tests indicated a good fit of the model and showed that cognitive flexibility positively moderates the relationship between the characteristics of the dynamic environment and future wars on commanders' performance.

The results of the present study also showed that the severity of the impact of cognitive flexibility was 0.79, the characteristics of future wars was 0.612, and mission dynamics was 0.587 on performance, and a total of 0.77% of the variance of commanders' performance was explained in the model.

This research was conducted with the aim of analyzing the formation of ground warfare in the future in the problem of the tallest region of the Islamic Republic of Iran. In this regard, a special meeting of 38 ground-based field professors grouped in 11 expert groups was held and an interview was held with them. The results were then returned to the experts and re-approved. Then, using qualitative analysis method, data analysis was performed and the most problematic region of the country was identified for possible future ground warfare in the east and south east of the country. There are also trends in the formation of such a war in the region, the increasing presence of supranational powers including the United States and NATO, the intensification of the movements of the Zionist regime and Saudi Arabia in Balochistan, Pakistan and Iran, the re-formation of fake identity groups in Afghanistan, and North of Pakistan and increasing unreliability of the central government and excessive ethnicity in the border provinces of Iran, and key actors include the transatlantic forces of the United States, NATO and the Zionist regime, and Saudi Arabia, Turkey, ISIS and new forms of fake identity groups, hypocrites and Pakistani-Taliban Balochistan Independence Groups and local terrorists RAdykalysm are ethnic and Wahhabism.

Securing the holy government of the Islamic Republic of Iran, its territorial integrity, and interests require the recognition of the especial needs of future wars and jihadi management to achieve these goals. Significant factors in this path are technology and technological empowerment of human capital in using it. The aim of this study is to conceptualize and explain the antecedents and consequences of technological empowerment of human capital in the universities of the defense sector (the case study: Imam Ali University). The study is an explanatory mixed-method (qualitative and quantitative) investigation. In the qualitative phase, based on grounded theory, the content and its significant dimensions were extracted. The questionnaire findings of the qualitative study were examined and confirmed in the quantitative phase through factor analysis, the Pearson correlation coefficient, and the Friedman’s classification. The findings show that the antecedents of technological empowerment of human capital are organizational infrastructure, organizational culture, work relations, commitment, and organizational support. The factors of technological empowerment of human capital are research and development, technological assessment and acquisition, technology implementation, creativity and innovation, learning, and the attraction of foreign technology and connection, while the consequences of technological empowerment of human capital are personal development and growth, organizational development, efficiency, competitive advantage creation, personnel empowerment, change management, information security management, decentralization, and Participatory management.

Any military action or operation, regardless of the executive section, requires command and control over it. Increasing the speed, accuracy and breadth of the operation area, the interference of human factors and technological constraints have greatly grown the complexity of command and control systems; on the other hand, the uncertainty and complexity of the operation scene makes it difficult to use traditional information analysis methods. This study aims to determining the components and indicators of command and control of the combat organization in future wars. In this applied- developmental research, the method of data gathering is survey, descriptive-analytic. Based on the type of data needed, it is a mixed method research. In this study, a valid and reliable questionnaire (validated by experts and its reliability through Cronbach's alpha 0.85) conducted among 32 participants selected among from 110 people. In the results, normal distribution of data, correlation coefficients and factor loading coefficients of the components and indices of command and control determined. The components of command and control are decisive command with 3 indices, simple schemes and instructions with 2 indices, constant communication with 3 indices and instantaneous information with 4 indices. Constant communication with mean (7.65) comes in the first, decisive commander with mean (7.44) comes in the second, instantaneous information with mean (5.99) comes in the third place and simple schemes and instructions with mean (5.41) comes in the forth.

One of the characteristics of future wars is the plurality and diversity of actors and forces involved in the war, and the analysis of actors is a process by which actors are identified; their role and contribution in the intended program and the relationships of the actors are determined. To make Therefore, this research has been conducted with the aim of analyzing the main actors in the eastern and southeastern parts of the country to formulate controversy and possible ground warfare in the future.This research was exploratory and futuristic. In this regard, a panel of experts consisting of 11 tables of experts and experts in the field of war was formed and then interviewed with 9 senior officials associated with the situation in the region. Then, using the actor analysis method, the main actors in the future ground warfare in the area were identified and classified, and then the role of the actors and the relationship between them was identified.

The main objective of this research is to examine and prioritize the quality improvement criteria in future wars, and to compare the status quo and the desired status of the indicators and analyze the gap between them. The present research is applied in terms of its purpose, and in terms of its method and nature, it is a descriptive survey. To collect data, a pair comparison questionnaire was used to prioritize the indicators, and a five-point Lickert scale questionnaire was used to collect the data in order to compare the status quo and the desired situation. The validity of the two questionnaires was verified by content and with the opinion of the academic and executive experts. To confirm the reliability of the first questionnaire, the reliability of the second questionnaire was used by Cronbach's alpha test. The collected data were analyzed by SPSS software and Expert Choice and analyzed through paired t-test and hierarchical analysis (AHP). The results of the study showed that among the indicators studied, the three indicators of flexibility, self-sufficiency and continuity have the most importance. Also, according to the research findings, the existing preparedness and support system in the face of future wars is significantly different from the desirable conditions for each of the 10 criteria, and the greatest gap is flexibility, timeliness and speed.

Due to the complexity of the world's security system and the emergence of new actors in the field of military threats, changing the defensive approach from the threat-based to the capability-based through the establishment of basic preparation and internal construction strength in the country's defense capabilities against future threats and possible future wars is found more urgent in compare to the past. The Supreme Commander in chief, at various occasions, has always scrutinized and analyzed the hidden and obvious dimensions and angles of threats and future wars, by carefully observing events and regional and trans-regional developments. This research aims to explain the internal construction of the Armed Forces power for future wars from the point of view of the Supreme Commander in Chief (May Extend his Shadow). In this qualitative research by using the method of the thematic network, as one of methods in thematic analysis, four themes of empowerment in technology and manpower; firm commitment and national unity; knowledge-based military power, and velayat-based spiritual power as comprehensive themes of the internal construction of the Armed Forces power for future wars are presented.

The nature of the war is constantly changing, and the pace of this change has grown ever more than ever before, and with time and technology progress the scenes of war become more complex and widespread; these changes require further study of future wars and capabilities to deal with it, especially in the field of command. The purpose of this research is to explain the dimensions and components of the general empowerment model of command in the scene of future wars of the Islamic Republic of Iran. First, using content analysis method, with the study of background and theoretical literature, expert interviews and open coding, the command empowerers were identified at the scene of future wars; by using a researcher-made questionnaire and exploratory factor analysis, the indices of acceptable effect were determined; then the categorization and coding of the indexes were performed using expert opinion. The statistical population of the study consisted of 199 professors and graduates of the National Defense University. The sample number was estimated using Cochran's formula of 85 people. In the end, four main dimensions influencing general empowerment of command in the scene of future wars were presented: strategic analysis (with seven indicators), strategic knowledge and skills (with three indicators), command vision (with three indicators), strategic decision making (with two indicators).

Aim and The success in a war is an important factor in a society that faces to it. Making the correct defensive tactics, desire for victory, active force and equipment’s are the important factors to win a war. According to the strong cultural and religious and moral training, Islamic Republic of Iran tries to have effective usage of these factors, so according to the holy defense experiences employs faithful, committed and highly motivated human power in the army forces specially Iran Army Ground Force (NEZAJA). In this regard NEZAJA in addition to updating equipment have a strong emphasis on employing committed to religious and moral merits. So this investigation was carried out with the aim of the effect of religious and moral merits on the war conceptions of 8 years holy defense and future.
Data was collected using face to face questionnaire method from 108 NEZAJA commanders.
Findings: Today, in addition to educational methods, new education in the new educational styles with the help of the elite and youth in this organization can be more effective in attracting and teaching religious teachings with younger generations.
The results showed that the main hypothesis as the effect of religious and moral merits on the war principles of 8 years holy defense and future was accepted.

This study aimed to introduce linear and Integer programming model of deployment of portable missile system as one of the most important and effective systems in upcoming wars that is probable in Kermanshah-Iran. There is no doubt that attacking missile systems will be one of the first targets for militant enemy forces. In fact, when the enemy is about to attack a moving missile systems and increase damages, Defense force in order to decrease them, seeks to settle the optimal number and the best type of installation of these systems against aggressive raids. To do the study, first some data were collected about efficient factors in settlement and deployment of portable missile systems by questionnaires and interviews with military and geography experts. To do the study, first some data were collected about efficient factors in settlement and deployment of portable missile systems by questionnaires and interviews with military and geography experts. Using Topography maps and digitizing them and ArcGIS software, a database was prepared and data weighting was done by AHP model. Then, using AHP and geospatial and non-geospatial data processing with ArcGIS, 22 points were identified to deploy missile systems. Finally, making and solving a mathematical model the gains of defense forces, damages of invaders and deployment of missile systems were specified.

Main areas of elaborating the perspectives of western military expertson the future wars and their characteristics revolve around the issuessuch as knowing enemy, futurology and predicting the defenserequirements which have to be done in the course of contact withcolony-seeking enemies.As a qualitative research based on content and corpus analysis, thestudy tried to characterize the future wars from the western military xpert's perspectives extracted from the USA military manual and heir statements. The analysis revealed that the future wars will be ainly virtual, mobile, software-based and intellectual. More pecifically, such wars are characterized as quick and decisive perations, allied and combined, effective, power synchronization, on-linear, employment of special forces, comprehensive analysis of ntelligence, simultaneous clash at three areas, preventive operations, ustainment under any circumstances, extended battlefield, focus on sychic operations, attack on the focal points, level offense, precise air nd missile attack, time management, reduction of war costs, anaging nations tolerance threshold and changes in the type of aneuver. Majority of the western military experts try to present hemselves as the dominant power through presenting their military ight, capacities, technology, and scientific, industrial and military uthority. But it is a misconception since it is the power of motivation, pirit of seeking martyrdom and wills of the nations in support of their governments, which decide the equation of hostility and war.