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Number of Articles: 7
A Study on Female Judgment
Volume 6, Issue 2 , July 2008
Abstract
Female competence to judge is a controversial matter amongst interpreters and the religious jurisprudence (Foghaha), to the effect that some scholars by virtue of Holy Koran and sayings of the Immaculate claim that women have no competency to judge. Having a comprehensive analysis of the references ... Read MoreDevelopments of Accepting Female Judgment in Shiite Jurisprudence and Iranian Law
Volume 6, Issue 2 , July 2008
Abstract
There are two perspectives regarding women judgment. One approach believes that "being a man" is one of the essential elements of judgment and claims that women can not be a judge. Another one, believes that "being a man" is not an essential element of judgment and there is no difference between women ... Read MoreA Sociological Explanation of the Professional Status of Academic Women
Volume 6, Issue 2 , July 2008
Abstract
The available literature and accessible references show that the study on the role of “Women in Science” has been conducted in few countries. Sociological studies focussing on the subject are scant and no such research has been found to investigate the professional status of the female faculty members ... Read MoreOccupational Problems Facing Female University Faculty Members
Volume 6, Issue 2 , July 2008
Abstract
Women's strong will to obtain higher education degrees and to work as faculty member of universities is an undeniable fact in Iranian current society. Nevertheless, female faculty members just like many other women encounter some career problems which can affect their emotions, attitudes and behaviors. ... Read MoreFamily's Social Capital and Delinquency
Volume 6, Issue 2 , July 2008
Abstract
Nowadays it is believed that social capital has influential role both in decreasing expenses of activities and people's success in attaining their aims. Social capital is one of the theories that explain social pathology by combining criminology theories with micro and macro level discussions about social ... Read MoreA Content Analysis of Iranians Scientific and Academic Health Journals
Volume 6, Issue 2 , July 2008
Abstract
This paper highlights the increasing importance of "Women's Health" issues and aims to examine and analyze the published scientific papers in this field in five Iranian academic health journals during the last decade, by using content analysis method and gender analysis and feminist theory approach. ... Read MoreThe Relationship between Life's Meaningfulness, Hope, Happiness, Life Satisfaction and Depression
Volume 6, Issue 2 , July 2008