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Spiritual Assemblies;Local Spiritual Assemblies;Administration;Statistics;Teaching plans;* Institute process;Five Year Plan (2006-2011)

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Measuring Success

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An Exploratory Study of United States Bahá'í Local Spiritual Assemblies and the Five Year Plan

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Applied research project on what degree a typical Local Spiritual Assembly in the United States is adopting elements of effective public administration based on the Five Year Plan (2006-2011).

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Research project for Masters of Public Administration, Texas State University.

Mirrored from academia.edu.

CONTENT

About: This Applied Research Project is an exploration of the functioning of a typical United States Bahá’í Local Spiritual Assembly (LSA)—which is an administrative part of the Bahá’í Faith, an international nonprofit religious organization—based on the Five Year Plan and scholarly literature on public administration. The object of the study is to measure to what degree a typical Local Spiritual Assembly is adopting characteristics of effective public administration based on directives found in the Five Year Plan. Three working hypotheses relating to communication, engagement, and learning are formed about the typical LSA. A survey was sent out to over 800 Local Spiritual Assemblies to measure LSA success in each of the three categories. A total of 167 Assemblies replied to the survey for a response rate of twenty percent. At this stage of development, the typical Bahá’í Local Spiritual Assembly ranked between weak/moderate and moderate in each category.

Download: jezari_measuring_success.pdf.

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English

ARCHIVE	bahai-library.com/jezari_measuring_success
AU1_1ST	Armin J.
AU1_2ND	Jezari
DATE_THIS	2010
COLLECTION1	Article_unpublished
COLLECTION2	Thesis
TAGS	Spiritual Assemblies;Local Spiritual Assemblies;Administration;Statistics;Teaching plans;* Institute process;Five Year Plan (2006-2011)
TITLE_THIS	Measuring Success
SUBTITLE_THIS	An Exploratory Study of United States Bahá'í Local Spiritual Assemblies and the Five Year Plan
BLURB	Applied research project on what degree a typical Local Spiritual Assembly in the United States is adopting elements of effective public administration based on the Five Year Plan (2006-2011).
NOTES	Research project for Masters of Public Administration, Texas State University. Mirrored from academia.edu.

CONTENT	About: This Applied Research Project is an exploration of the functioning of a typical United States Bahá’í Local Spiritual Assembly (LSA)—which is an administrative part of the Bahá’í Faith, an international nonprofit religious organization—based on the Five Year Plan and scholarly literature on public administration. The object of the study is to measure to what degree a typical Local Spiritual Assembly is adopting characteristics of effective public administration based on directives found in the Five Year Plan. Three working hypotheses relating to communication, engagement, and learning are formed about the typical LSA. A survey was sent out to over 800 Local Spiritual Assemblies to measure LSA success in each of the three categories. A total of 167 Assemblies replied to the survey for a response rate of twenty percent. At this stage of development, the typical Bahá’í Local Spiritual Assembly ranked between weak/moderate and moderate in each category. Download: jezari_measuring_success.pdf.
POSTED	2021-04-16 by Jonah Winters
VIEWS	729
LASTEDIT	2021-04-16 23:53
PERMISSION	fair use
LG1_THIS	English