The Construction and Personal Experience of Professors and Experts in Rural Cooperatives Policy on Successful Implementation of Rural Cooperative Policies in association with Resistance Economy

Subject Areas : ‌Family

nasrin  khodabakhshi ¹ (Assistant Professor and faculty member of management, Khalkhal Branch, Islamic Azad University, Khalkhal, Iran.)
Zeinalabedin  Amini Sabegh ² (Assistant Professor and faculty member of management, Saveh Branch, Islamic Azad University, Saveh, Iran.)
Masoud  Ghorban Hoseini ³ (Assistant Professor and Faculty Member of Management Department, Saveh Branch, Islamic Azad University, Saveh, Iran.)
Ehsan  Sadeh ⁴ (Assistant Professor and Faculty Member of Management Department, Saveh Branch, Islamic Azad University, Saveh, Iran.)

Received: 2018-09-14 Accepted : 2018-12-22 Published : 2019-03-11

Keywords: rural cooperatives, Resistance Economics, Indigenous pattern, Professors and Policy Makers,

Abstract :

If the success of public policies and policies. Accordingly, if there is a successful model in the implementation, there can undoubtedly be a flourishing and comprehensive development. Therefore, the present study aims to provide a theoretical framework and a paradigmatic model of personal constructs of professors and experts in the field of rural cooperatives in the country, seeking to present the theory of indigenous peoples in theory. A sample of 20 faculty members and experts in rural cooperative policy are interviewed and in a small section, questioned by the formula of the uncertain society, 165 faculty members and policy makers of the country were questioned. The results show that the theoretical framework of this research suggests that the experts and experts of rural cooperative policy of the country have great potential and potential for explaining successful implementation of rural cooperative policies in line with resilient economy. For them, "successful implementation of rural cooperatives policy in The platform for forecasting implementation tools and culture by engaging public stakeholders and executives, while sharing them in a comprehensive partnership with strategies such as economic optimization and the development of converging rural resources, is to develop rural cooperatives based on indigenous capacity and self-sufficiency. And the level of determining the successful implementation of rural cooperative policies in line with the resistance economy depends on factors such as; instrumental forecasting in implementation, culture, native capability, active participation, justification of public interest, self-reliance, positive feedback, alignment of public and individual interests, rural development and self-sufficiency.