one of the most important concerns of persian language and literature academy (farhangestaan) has been creating words in the specialized and general areas in different periods. the third academy has started word creation with the general area. since word making belongs to the area of morphology, it should follow its special principles. the writer of this paper presents the principles of morphol...

b a c k g r o u n d  &  aim:   assessment  could  be  assumed  as  a  valuable  mean  of  highlighting  the organization  strengths and spotting its weaknesses.  academies  are not exceptions  in this regard. knowing the items, which entail more concentrated  attention, the leadership  of the academy will shift the resources to compensate the extenuations. this study aimed to provide the iran a...

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Justin Semonsen, ∗ Christopher Griffin, † Anna Squicciarini, ‡ and Sarah Rajtmajer § Department of Mathematics, Rutgers University, Piscataway, NJ 08854 2 Mathematics Department, United States Naval Academy, Annapolis, MD 21666 3 College of Info. Sci. and Tech., Penn State University, University Park, PA 16802 4 Quantitative Scientific Solutions, Arlington, VA 22203 (Dated: June 20, 2017 preprint)

Professor of Management and Director of Research Income and Enterprise, School of Management. Research areas include job-related well-being, employment relations, and human resource management. Professor Wood was previously at the Institute of Work Psychology, University of Sheffield where he was Deputy Director and Research Chair and a Co-Director of the University’s ESRC (Economic and Social ...

Perhaps a greater challenge than keeping the walls porous between disciplines is to ensure that the very specialized work done within fields retains its integrity when involved in collaborative efforts. Keeping this in mind, Academy and the Internet is a commendable collection that should be read as a critique, used as a reference, and viewed as coming as close to the ‘unreachable’ conceptual p...

Paul Adler was Program Chair for the 2013 meeting of the Academy of Management in Orlando, Florida, in August. In this capacity, he organized the “All-Academy Theme” component of the meeting program, helped by a committee of Tom Kochan (MIT), Jerry Davis (U. Michigan), Carrie Leana (U. Pittsburgh), and Stella Nkomo (U. Pretoria). The theme was “Capitalism in Question.” The essay below is an edi...