Sustained success in the new organizations depends on the creation, sharing and applying knowledge as an intellectual capital. Among various organizational factors, organizational commitment and its relationship with knowledge sharing had less been considered. This study investigated the relationship between organizational commitment and knowledge sharing from the perspective of Shiraz University of Medical Sciences (SUMS) faculties. Organizational commitment includes affective, normative and continuous commitment. The research was descriptive-correlation. The sample consisted of 122 cases of SUMS faculties selected by simple random sampling. The research instruments were Meyer and Allen Organizational Commitment and MANDI Knowledge Sharing Questionnaires. The results revealed a positive correlation between organizational commitment and its dimensions and knowledge sharing. The affective, normative and continuous commitment can predict knowledge sharing, respectively. The only significant positive relationship between demographic variables and the main variables were related to the emotional level of service and commitment.
Developing entrepreneurship spirit between students is one of the most important planning goals in every university. In order to developing entrepreneurial spirit and skills between students, every university has to possess appropriate organizational climate. Organizational climate reflects the employees' perceptions and perspectives of university as organization and shows the values, the beliefs and the attitudes that help the university work to positive changes. Based on the importance of relationship between organizational climate and developing entrepreneurial spirit especially between students, the aim of this study is to investigate the relationship between organizational climate of the university and students' Journal of Sociological Research ISSN 1948-5468 2013 www.macrothink.org/jsr 173 entrepreneurial spirit. The correlation research was designed to determine the degree of relationship between variables. The statistical population of this study was all postgraduate students of Isfahan of University. Total of students participated in survey included 120 female and 100 male students in 2011. Two instruments-organizational climate questionnaire which was adopted from Halpin and Craft's and the researcher-developed questionnaire regarding entrepreneurial spirit were distributed between participants. Reliability coefficient for questionnaire of the organizational climate was 83% and for questionnaire of entrepreneurial spirit was 89%. Inferential statistics were used to answer the research questions. The findings indicated that there is a significant relationship between organizational climate and students' entrepreneurship spirit. According to the results of multiple regression analysis held between sub-dimensions of organizational climate and students' entrepreneurship spirit, the findings proved the fact that organizational climate have a significant relationship with creativity, internal control and the achievement; however, it did not relate significantly with risk-taking and autonomy.
Résumé Dans la société safavide en Iran (du 16ème au 18ème siècle), les femmes jouaient un rôle, quoique à un moindre degré que les hommes, à travers les waqfs. Par ce moyen, elles ont laissé des traces qui indiquent leurs droits de propriété ainsi que le rôle qu’elles jouaient dans les domaines culturels, religieux et caritatifs à l’époque. Les femmes de la capitale safavide s’investissaient dans la mesure de leurs moyens et grâce à leurs droits de propriété dans ces questions en consacrant une partie de leurs biens aux œuvres d’intérêt général et caritatives, à travers le waqf. Dans cet article, nous étudions certains aspects du droit de propriété accordé aux femmes qu’elles exerçaient à l’époque safavide en nous appuyant sur les documents d’époque, particulièrement, sur les chartes de fondation des waqf conservées dans les archives d’Ispahan.
The aim of this research was to study the relationship between the level of personal autonomy of students and the rate of teachers' attention to teaching approaches of personal autonomy. To this end, according to the "personal autonomy criteria" proposed by Peters and Dearden i.e., authenticity, rational reflection and strength of willand also with regard to local conditions in the region of the study; a questionnaire was constructed by the researchers to measure the level of students personal autonomy. Also according to the teaching approaches that help promoting personal autonomy, another questionnaire was constructed by the researchers to measure rate of teachers' attention to these approaches in view of same students. This study was conducted using the correlation method. The statistical population consisted of 516 graduated students from high schools of Shiraz in the year 2009 till 2010 that were chosen by using stratified randomized sampling. The results showed that there is a significant positive relationship between the level of personal autonomy in high school students and the rate of teachers' attention to teaching approaches of personal autonomy. In addition there is a significant positive relationship among the three criteria (or conditions) of personal autonomy and rate of teachers' attention to teaching approaches of personal autonomy.
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