Tannaz Karimi

The Parasitic Perception of Schools

The Parasitic Perception of Schools in the Country’s Governance System

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A Study on the Academic Performance of Students in Iranian Schools, the Challenges and Issues of the Education System, and Policy Recommendations in this Field Abstract The national education system is divided into two main components: schools and the administrative organization of educational governance. The ultimate goal of schools is to provide quality education and […]

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Silver Economy: Unlocking New Opportunities in an Aging world

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Sharif Policy Research Institute in collaboration with KHANA presents Sharif Policy Event, No. 137 Panel Members: Dr. Abena Dadze-Arthur, Assistant Professor at the School of Government, University of Birmingham, UK Dr Tahani Mustafa, Postdoctoral Fellow at LSE, European Council on Foreign Relations, UK Dr. Michael Amponsah, Population Scientist, Researcher, NCCE., Ghana  Dr. Farideh Bahrami, Postdoctoral

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The Process of Participation in Collaborative Governance

The Process of Participation in Collaborative Governance

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 A Comprehensive Model of Participation Process in Collaborative Governance, Examining Theoretical Models and Key Elements Abstract Collaborative governance refers to an approach in which, in addition to the government, the private sector and civil society also play an active role in policymaking, implementation, and evaluation. This type of governance is based on interaction and cooperation

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Instrumental Use: Israel’s Policies toward the Druze

Instrumental Use: Israel’s Policies toward the Druze

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Analytical Note by Institute for studies of contemporary world on Israel’s Policies toward the Druze — from Mandatory Military Service to Structural Discrimination Israel, as an artificial regime with a small population and a fragile socio-political structure, has consistently sought to manage relations with its diverse minority groups. The Druze, as one of Israel’s key

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From the Mediterranean to the Caspian

From the Mediterranean to the Caspian

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The Strategic Link between the David Corridor and the Zangazur Corrid Analytical Note by Institute for Studies of Contemporary World on the Strategic Connection of the David and Zangazur Corridors and Its Geopolitical Implications for IranFrom the Mediterranean to the Caspian Abstract Following recent regional developments, two geopolitical corridors, the “David Corridor” and the “Zangazur

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Institutional Assessment and Analysis of the Tobacco Industry

Institutional Assessment and Analysis of the Tobacco Industry

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Review of the Status of the Tobacco Industry in Iran and Recommendations for Improving the Condition of the National Tobacco Industry The tobacco industry in Iran, with a market consisting of approximately 20 million consumers and an estimated consumption rate of 25% for various tobacco products (cigarettes and hookah), has a value exceeding 70 trillion

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Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction Strategies in Iran's Agricultural Sector

Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction Strategies in Iran’s Agricultural Sector

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A Pathway to Sustainable Development and Climate Change Mitigation Greenhouse gases are one of the main drivers of climate change and global warming, as they absorb infrared radiation and increase the Earth’s surface temperature. Human activities such as burning fossil fuels, agriculture, and industrial processes have led to an increase in the concentration of these

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Social Lessons Learned from the COVID-19 Pandemic

Social Lessons Learned from the COVID-19 Pandemic

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 Examining the Obstacles to Building National Self-Confidence after the Development of the COVID-19 Vaccine and Presenting Recommendations to the Islamic Consultative Assembly for Enhancing Its Role in Strengthening National Self-Confidence Defining national self-confidence precisely, like other social science concepts, is challenging. However, national self-confidence can generally be described as a society’s value-based recognition of itself,

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The Complexity of Transboundary River Governance in Iran (Helmand River)

The Complexity of Transboundary River Governance in Iran (Helmand River)

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Sustainable Governance of Iran’s Transboundary Waters: Challenges, Opportunities, and Strategies for Managing the Helmand River Basin Transboundary waters, as vital and shared resources among neighboring countries, play a fundamental role in meeting agricultural, industrial, and environmental needs. However, managing these resources faces multiple challenges, including political disputes, legal inequalities, and adverse impacts of climate change.

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