Rural Development in Contemporary Iran 1950-2010

rural development in contemporary iran 1950-2010

Effects of Tourism on Rural Development in Iran (Case Study: Myshkhas Rural in Ilam)

The rural tourism as the most popular forms of tourism can be regarded as a policy to reduce the problems of rural areas. Rural tourism, is a risk factor for the development of rural areas, including most the effects of its population stable, solve unemployment, reduced migration and more. This study aimed to detection effects of tourism in Myshkhas Rural Center development in Ilam Province. A ...

Dale J. Benos, Ph.D. (1950-2010).

THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM, the American Physiological Society, and physiologists all over the world were stunned by the untimely passing of Dale J. Benos on October 7th, 2010 (Fig. 1). In his memorial service, held November 12th, 2010 at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, a number of distinguished scientists, educators and administrators, and medical students delivered movin...

The Application of Social Psychology in Iran Rural Development

The concept of development in general and rural development in particular has very wide dimensions. Hence, investigation of these different dimensions requires different views and fields. Social psychology as one of these fields is ignored in rural debates. Social psychology as an applied science could be used in rural studies. Therefore, the aim of this review study was to investigate capacity...

The Internationalisation of Tobacco Control, 1950–2010

This article explores the internationalisation of tobacco control as a case study in the history of international health regulation. Contrary to the existing literature on the topic, it argues that the history of international anti-smoking efforts is longer and richer than the making of the World Health Organisation's Framework Convention on Tobacco Control in the early twenty-first century. It...

Position of Rural Development in Development Plans

In Iran, new centralization characteristic, especially during Pahlavi dynasty, has been convergence and its vast use in bureaucracy. Historical sociological studies have consensus on the issues of centralization, power centralization, and political sovereignty in Iran; however, these issues have some divisional interruptions and different levels of strength in some parts of the history. This es...