جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "کشورهای اسلامی" در نشریات گروه "مدیریت"

Calculating participation index in global value chains has been very much considered and two calculation methods have been proposed. The calculation of this index in Iran and the countries of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation based on the commercial data of intermediate products and the experiences of successful countries in participating in these chains during the years 2008-2020 is one of the main goals of this article. The results showed that among the 56 Islamic countries, three countries, Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia, with a participation index above 0.75, are countries with high participation in global value chains. The countries of Turkey and Brunei Darussalam have average participation in these chains with indices of 0.73 and 0.55, Iran is in the low participation group with an index of 0.38. The experience of Malaysia and Singapore showed that these countries have seen plans to be present and stabilize in global value chains in their industrial policies; The trend towards product complexity and production with higher added value and support for foreign direct investment are two common factors that have made these countries successful in participating in global value chains. Therefore, considering the importance of increasing Iran’s participation in global value chains, while adopting appropriate industrial and commercial policies to increase participation in chains, it is suggested to support small and medium-sized companies and put the necessary investment for more value-added products in their plans. Facilitate the presence of foreign partners in the country by revising the foreign direct investment laws.

Today, branding for tourist destinations and attracting the attention and creating the love and interest of tourists for these destinations is considered a strategy for tourist destinations, which plays a vital role in the performance of destination management, to expand the tourism opportunities, to differentiate destinations from competitors, and finally, to achieve a competitive advantage. Therefore, establishing a strong emotional link between tourists and tourist destinations can be very effective in attracting more tourists, increasing income, and sustainable development as a result of tourism industry. Destination love is a phenomenon experienced by a group of satisfied visitors who later become loyal tourists, thereby reducing several costs. Since the importance of this construct has today increased as an emerging issue for academics and professionals, the purpose of this review article is to draw a clear and comprehensive picture of the phenomenon of destination love and also to present a model of Halal tourism destination love with a sustainable development approach.

In this research, meta-synthesis and thematic content analysis have been used for the comparative and bibliographic study of love literature in the field of tourism and hospitality with a systematic review approach.

After studying 68 valid scientific articles in this field and examining their antecedents and consequences, it can be seen that destination satisfaction, destination experience, destination image, destination loyalty, revisiting intention, and word of mouth (WOM) are the most common variables, which describe the benefits of destination love for tourism destinations.

This scientific review attempts to provide an interdisciplinary platform for research on destination love. It also provides this opportunity for academics, professionals, and managers active in the field of tourism and halal hospitality to study and get to know this construct and management concepts in this field in order to become aware of the required actions and trends to improve the destination love for the field of tourism and halal hospitality.

In today's competitive world, one of the ways to achieve higher economic growth is to enter the global value chains. One of the determinants of participation in global value chains, is the complexity of products. Due to the importance of this issue, in this study, the effect of degree of complexity of products on participation in global value chains for Islamic countries was measured. For this purpose, a panel data covering time series for the period of 2018-2008 for 56 Islamic countries (including Iran) was developed. Then the factors affecting participation in global value chains were examined using the generalized and the ordinary least squares method. According to the study, the complexity of Iranian products has increased significantly in the recent years, compared to the other countries. The significance of effect of product complexity index and technology absorption index on participation of Iran and Islamic countries in global value chains was statistically confirmed. Thus, one of the proposed policies for economic development and growth is to enter the global value chains by increasing the complexity of products and absorbing technology. It should be noted that no study has been conducted on this issue in Iran and this study for the first time has discussed the effect of export complexity on the participation of Islamic countries and Iran in global value chains.

In this article, the research examines the effect of knowledge-based economy growth index on the growth of institutional and economic regime (ease of business) on Islamic countries (using the panel model). They are a large part of the Muslim population. Based on the availability of information from the study countries, including; Azerbaijan, Jordan, Uzbekistan, Indonesia, Iran, Pakistan, Tajikistan, Turkey, Tunisia, Sudan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Lebanon, Egypt, India. The scope of the research is from 2009 to 2019. To collect the required statistics and quantitative information, statistical tables and global databases and the International Monetary Fund have been used, and the structural self-regression panel economics model has been used. Using Fisher test and Johansen co-integration test, static and long-run relationships of variables were examined. It was shown that all variables are at zero level and based on the results of effect statistics and maximum eigenvalue, there are five long-term relationships at 0.95 level between variables. Then, using shock analysis and analysis of variance, it was shown that the growth of knowledge-based economy index affects the growth of institutional and economic regime (ease of business) in Islamic countries.

within the past few years we have seen an increase in direct foreign investment flow to Islamic countries. However, FDI flow to Islamic countries is scant with respect to other spots of the world. The reasons for this include widespread culture, red tail in regulations and civil wars in Islamic countries. Thus, this study aims to identify factors which affect FDI flows to Islamic countries with emphasis on marketing culture. Data belong to the time period 2006-2014. After investigation of reliability of the constructs and determination of an appropriate model, we used panel data method for estimation of model. The results of this research showed that customer orientation degree, buyer sophistication and tax rate have positive impacts and variables like source of knowledge, efficiency of labor, market size and inflation rate have negative impacts on FDI flows to Islamic countries.