Mr Shahab Nazari Adli - Azad university of Qazvin

Personal Information

Country: Iran

City: Qazvin

Nationality: persian

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Research Interests

General Research Interests:

absolutely i am interested in some fields of resarchs about museums ,ecomuseums ,architecure- cultural complexes .because since ever i defended my thesis of MA ,i have intrigued to this titles of cultural -architectural issues ,and i am supposed to pursue my resarches to end up with a adorable conclusion.

PhD/Postdoctoral Research Title: The relation between Culture & Genetics

PhD/Postdoctoral Research Abstract::

One of the major reasons of the success of an echo-museum, is the participation of the local people and their decision-making process for achieving constant development using valuable cultural heritages. This will ultimately result in economic prosperity of the region and improves welfare situation. How these people are influential on the success of an echo-museum? How is it that these eco-museums can be successful in some regions but cannot be in other regions?
how do the people of a region influence the success of an eco-museum?
The records of eco-museum management in the world, show that an eco-museum can be an active museum , full of visitors and economic yield. But it may be just on the opposite side, it may be a boring,tedious ,apathetic place,without visitors or economic yield even after huge amounts of investments wheter money or time!
In iran, we are witnessing a fast growing trend of eco-museum formation. Such museums are planned to be established and investments are attracted for such establishment not based on a decision made by the public and people are just told how to behave to let this valuable gift remain. In Iran, the second phenomenon prevails that is, we are witnessing an unsuccessful eco-museum management. The success of these museums in the first and second worlds and the high rate of their misfortune in the third world have attracted my attention. Considering the proper preliminary measures taken to set up such museums, the reason of such failures is sure nothing but lack of public participation.
Do those who believe culture to be an inflexible,solid concept; still insist on the belief the whole cultures and heritages are not superior to the others? Can they find the answer to this question, observing in the majority case studies of the third world region ,people can neither protect nor present their culture?
Where as I know genetics,human behavior in past and future and history are bonded together ;To find a reason for the incapability of people-performing their own culture-, I will study them genetically to see how genetic factors can affect cultural issues, emotions, philosophy, providence, and hospitality of a nation and how does it affect the success of an eco-museum.
Can ecomuseology with the help of genetics science be capable of identifying different kinds of cultures? Can it classify humans under different cultural categories(maybe high culture-beneficial and low culture)?what is their characteristics? Does this classification help us predict the future of an eco-museum, a city or a country? The goals of this project will be identified when the answers to these questions are found! I hope, this research helps me find some scientific relations between genetics, culture and echo-museum and I hope the findings of this research help the authorities to make sure about the success of an eco-museum (which is an example of bigger societies such as cities, provinces and countries) and find solutions for the future

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