Understanding and Explaining Corruption A case study of Afghanistan Södertörns University | Department of Social Science Master Thesis | Political Science | Spring Term 2016 (Master Degree in Political Science) Author: Enayatulla Adel Tutor: Johan Eriksson

Political science is falling behind a broad movement in the United States that seeks to reform the teaching of scientifi c literacy in undergraduate education. Indeed, political science is far behind that movement because the discipline does not have a collective commitment to science education at the undergraduate level. This article discusses prominent eff orts in this reform movement and ass...

it is tried, in this article to introduce the field of cultural anthropology, which is a decipline of social science and its contribution behavioral science, through: comparative studies of values and behaviors, mutual interactions of cultures in organizations, organizational culture and environment, and its application in managing organizational behavior. the difficulties of determination and ...

political thought is one of the most important aspect of thoughts in all countries. it is because of its role in showing the main current of political practice. so political science is must study and analysis these thoughts to understand real political life. it is necessary in islamic republic of iran and authors have done it by referring to academic resources. in i.r. iran, the political thoug...

Political Development in Social Sciences Textbooks: Content Analysis of the High School Texts M. Abtahi, Ph.D.* G.R. Mohammadimehr**   Political development, as an educational objective, could be achieved if certain concepts and values are dealt with in the textbooks. Chief among such concepts and values are rationality, scientific tendencies, law abiding, group work, consultation, ...

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health systems have entered a third era embracing whole systems thinking and posing complex policy and management challenges. understanding how such systems work and agreeing what needs to be put in place to enable them to undergo effective and sustainable change are more pressing issues than ever for policy-makers. the theory-policy-practice-gap and its four dimensions, as articulated by chini...

Environmental regulations frequently mandate the use of "best available" science, but ensuring that it is used in decisions around the use and protection of natural resources is often challenging. In the Western US, this relationship between science and management is at the forefront of post-fire land management decisions. Recent fires, post-fire threats (e.g. flooding, erosion), and the role o...