Research challenges arising from changes in worklife

Challenges arising from the conciseness of Islamic criminal law in the implementation of alternatives to imprisonment

  Due to the relatively emerging issue of alternatives to imprisonment, the Iranian judicial system has always faced various legal challenges, as the case may be, in the process of determining or implementing them. Authors with analytical and library method and with the knowledge of the wide range of legal challenges on the subject in terms of aspect and territory, only to a specific aspect an...

Changes arising from docking of fat-tailed sheep in feedlot performance

V. Policy Challenges Arising from Climate Change

Most OECD countries are committed to reducing their emissions of greenhouse gases There is increasing scientific consensus that global warming is under way, linked at least in part to human economic activity. The considerable attention paid to this problem over the past ten years resulted not least from the 1992 United Nations (UN) Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). Despite this a...

Biometrics : Challenges arising from Theory to Practice

Recognizing people based on their biological or behavioral characteristics, called biometric authentication, has been applied over hundred years. Two important issues, 1) distinctiveness and 2) permanence should be considered for biometric authentication. Distinctiveness of a biometric refers to that any two persons should be sufficiently different in terms of the features in the biometrics. Pe...

Challenges of Action Research: Insights From Language Institutes

Action research is a small-scale intervention in the functioning of the real world to address practitioners’ own issues and carry out a close examination of the effects of such an intervention. Classroom-based research, or action research, can be the viable solution to some pandemic academic sluggishness and scientific apathy. However, the erroneous impression that research is an elite discipli...