Teaching Toward Inclusive Organizations

Iran’s Foreign Policy Approaches toward International Organizations

Iran’s foreign policy toward international organizations has always oscillated between divergence and convergence, depending on the status of the country in question and the statesmen's point of the view. This study aimed to examine the status of international organizations in Iran’s foreign policy. A divergent approach to international organizations was adopted during 1981-1988 and 2005-2013. ...

Toward Autonomous Virtual Organizations

The rapid advances in communication, information technology, and network technologies have had key role in emerging heterogeneous large-scale distributed systems. Besides, emergence of enterprise modeling and high integration of virtual organizations, proffesional virtual communities, and growth of number of practical cases on different forms of collaborative networks represent major trends and...

Gender Plus: Toward a More Inclusive Feminism

This paper explores the racism of mainstream feminism and the ways in which what we think of as feminism has not adequately addressed the needs of black women in the United States. It describes some of the ways in which black women’s experiences of oppression in the United States differ from white women’s. It then proposes a methodological tool for avoiding racism in feminist political theory, ...

Toward the all-inclusive trauma system.

During a 2-day period at Skamania Lodge in Stevenson, Washington, overlooking the Columbia River Gorge, a multidisciplinary group of health care providers reviewed data available on trauma systems in North America in an attempt to clarify future directions. Like the explorers Lewis and Clark, whose journey brought them down the Columbia River, the participants knew where they wanted to go, but ...

Toward an Identity Theory of International Organizations