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Curriculum Vitae Curriculum vitae PERSONAL INFORMATION Abbas Nazarian Madavani Shabanlu St.,Lavizan, Tehran (Iran) +989122386864 Abbasnazarian @sru.ac.ir Abbasnazarian @gmail.com Date of birth 20/02/1977 | Nationality Iranian https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1219-5389 Affiliation Assistant Professor in Sport Management Shahid Rajaee Teacher Training University, Tehran EEDUCATION AND TRAINING 03/02/2005–04/03/2009 Ph.D. Kharazmi University, Tehran (Iran) Dissertation Title: The effect of coaching Behaviors on the coaching efficiency and coherence of team players of the Iranian Premier League volleyball 23/09/2001–11/12/2003 M.A. Tehran University, Tehran (Iran) Thesis Title: The effect of preschool education on basic motor skills of 5-6 year old boys in Tehran and its comparison with the existing norm 04/02/1996–04/02/2000 B.A. Shahid Bahonar, Kerman, University, Arak (Iran) 16/07/19 Page 1 / 15 PERSONAL SKILLS Mother tongue(s) Persian Foreign language(s) UNDERSTANDING SPEAKING WRITING Spoken Spoken Listening Reading interaction production English C1 C1 B2 B2 B2 Levels: A1 and A2: Basic user - B1 and B2: Independent user - C1 and C2: Proficient user Common European Framework of Reference for Languages Digital skills SPSS LISREL Amos Nvivo Microsoft Office (Professional) Research Interests - Strategic Management in Sport - Sport law - Sport Ethic - Sport Economy 16/07/19 Page 2 / 15 Curriculum vitae Publications 1) Naghipour Gui, Behnam; Eskandari, setareh; Mohammadi Turkmani, Ehsan; Nazarian Madavani, Abbas. (2019). The Role of Journal Papers Religious Identity in the Formation of National Identity in Student fans of National Teams (Case Study: National Football and Basketball Team). Iranian Journal of Management in Islamic University. Volume 7, Issue 16, winter and spring 2019, Page 327-340 2) Naghipour Gui, Behnam; Mohammadi Turkmani, Ehsan; Nazarian Madavani, Abbas; Monazzami, Amirhosain. (2018). Team Identity and Indirect Sport Consumption of Soccer Fans. International Journal of Science Culture and Sport. Vol, 6.Issue, 2. Pp:458-466. 3) Nazarian Madavani, Abbas; Mokhtari Dinani. Maryam. (2018). The relationship between decision making styles of coaches with player’s burnout of the Iranian Premier League, Scientific semiannual Journal of Research in Sport Management & Motor Behavior. Volume 8, Issue 15. pp: 29-39 4) Nazarian Madavani, Abbas; Javad, Azmoon; Parisa, Noorollahi.(2018).The relationship between knowledge management and intellectual capital with the productivity of human resources in the Ministry Sports and Youth. Strategic Studies in youth & sport. Volume 16, Issue 38, Winter 2018. Pp. 25- 36 5) Mokhtari Dinani. Maryam; Nazarian Madavani, Abbas. (2017). the prediction of knowledge Management through Organizational Culture in some of sports organizations. Research in Sport Management & Motor Behavior. Volume 6 (12): 81-91. 6) Rajabhasani, Ameneh; Nazarian Madavani,Abbas. (2017). Analysis of Individual and Organizational factors affecting on Sports lawsuits. Journal of Organizational Behavioral Management in Sport Studies. Vol. 4, No.14, Summer 2017, Pp: 53-67 7) Mokhtari Dinani. Maryam; Kouzechian, Hashem; Nazarian Madavani, Abbas. (2017). Designating of intelligence model needed for 16/07/19 Page 3 / 15 leadership effectiveness of sport managers. Applied Research of Sport Management. Vol.6, No.1, Summer 2017 8) Bagheri, Yousef; Shariati Feizabadi, Mahdi; Nazarian, Abbas.(2017) Interpretative Structural Modeling (ISM) of Sport Diplomacy Components. Journal of Sport Management. Volume 8, Issue 5, Autumn 2017 9) Mokhtari Dinani. Maryam; Nazarian Madavani, Abbas. (2017). the prediction of knowledge Management through Organizational Culture in some of sports organizations. Research in Sport Management & Motor Behavior. Volume 6 (12): 81-91. 10) Mokhtari Dinani. Maryam; Nazarian Madavani, Abbas. (2016). The relationship between percepted organizational justice, Psychological Contract Breach and organizational citizenship behavior of physical education teacher Tehran providence sites. Journal of Sports Management Studies. Volume 7, Issue 33, January and February 2016, Page 99-112. 11) Nazarian Madavani, Abbas. (2016). An Assessment of the Determinants of Legal Competences of Sport Directors from the Viewpoints of Academic Experts and Sports Managers. Volume 8, Issue 4, Autumn 2016 .pp: 567-588 12) Molaei, Asieh; Mokhtari Dinani. Maryam; Nazarian Madavani, Abbas. Relationship between Quality of Work Life and Perceived Organizational Performance in Youth and Sports Ministry's Staff. Journal of Human Resource Management in Sport. 2016 / Vol. 3 / No. 2 / Pages 205-219.) DOI: 10.22044/shm.2016.837 13) Mansuri borujeni, Vida; Atghia, Nahid; Mokhtari Dinani. Maryam; Nazarian Madavani, Abbas. (2016). The relationship between Knowledge Management with Organizational Effectiveness in the Youth and Sports Ministry's staff. Science-Research Journal of Contemporary Studies on Sport Management. Volume 6, Issue 11, summer and autumn 2016. Pp: 41-50 16/07/19 Page 4 / 15 Curriculum vitae 14) Nazarian Madavani, Abbas; Mokhtari Dinani. Maryam. (2016). The Prediction of Organizational Performance through Knowledge Management in Sports Organizations, Sport Management Studies. Volume 8, Issue 36, May and June 2016. Page 73-92. 15) Nazarian Madavani, Abbas, Ramezani, Alireza;, Sharafbayani; Hamidreza. (2015). Assessment of non-continuously Bachelor Curriculum of physical education teaching. Sport Management Studies Journal. Volume 7, Issue 31, November and December 2015.PP. 49-70 16) Mokhtari Dinani. Maryam, Koozehchian, Hashem; Nazarian Madavani, Abbas. (2015).Relationship between cultural intelligence and leadership effectiveness of sport managers. Journal of Sports Management Studies. No. 30. P 185 – 202 17) Nazarian Madavani, Abbas; Ramezani, Alireza; Mokhtari Dinani. Maryam. (2015). The Effects of Training Teachers on Effectiveness of Physical Education Courses. Journal of Curriculum Studies (J.C.S.) Vol.10 (38); 2015, 61-86 18) Nazarian Madavani, Abbas; Mokhtari Dinani. Maryam. (2014). The comparison of leadership effectiveness of sport managers. , Applied Research of Sport Management. Article 9, Volume 3, Issue 9, Summer 2014, Page 115-126 19) Nazarian Madavani, Abbas; Nowzari, Vali. (2014). The relationship between social capital and empowerment of staff headquarters exercise country. Advances in Environmental Biology. 20) Ramezani, Alireza; Nazarian Madavani, Abbas. (2014). The Relationship between Safety and Efficacy Situation of Sport Places, Spaces and Equipment with Amount of Sport Injuries of Users (Students). Sport Management Studies. Volume 5, Issue 21, November and December 2014. Page 173-194. 21) Nazarian Madavani, Abbas; Mokhtari Dinani. Maryam.(2014). Preference coaching behaviors Iranian volleyball players. Journal of Sports Management Studies. Volume 6, Issue 25, November and 16/07/19 Page 5 / 15 December 2014. Page 39-52 22) Nazarian Madavani, Abbas; Mokhtari Dinani. Maryam. (2013). The relationship between Job satisfaction and Emotional qution and organization commitment physical education office staff of Tehran universities. Applied research of sport management. Volume 2, Issue 6, Autumn 2013, Page 43-56 23) Ramezani, Alireza; Nazarian Madavani, Abbas. (2013). Relationship between Student’s Emotional Intelligence, Fitness and Life Quality Students. journal of Applied Research of Sport Management. Volume 2, Issue 5, Summer 2013. Page 85-98 24) Nazarian Madavani, Abbas; Ramzani, Alireza.(2013). Evaluation of barriers and strategies for the development of the share of leisure activities in students. Journal of Research on University Sport. Volume 1, Issue 4, Summer and Autumn 2013. 25) Nazarian Madavani, Abbas; Tondnevis, Fereydoon; Mozaffari, Seyyed Amir Ahmad. (2012). The effect of coaching behaviors on coaching efficacy and team dynamic of volleyball Pro-League Players in Iran. Research in Sport Management & Motor Behavior. Volume 1, Issue 2 (3-2012) 26) Mohammadi, Sardar; Nazarian Madavani, Abbas; Sabzi, Amirhamzeh. (2008) the effect of teaching on basic motor skills of boys’ six years old sanandaj city and comparison with available norm. Journal of Teaching Physical Education. No. 1.1. pp.51-59 Conference 1) The relationship between intellectual capital and labor Proceedings productivity in the Ministry of Sport and Youth.(2015). Nazarian Madavani, Abbas; Javad, Azmoon; Parisa Noorollah. The first National Conference on Sport Management Association 2) The relationship between socialization and organizational commitment of physical education teachers Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari 16/07/19 Page 6 / 15 Curriculum vitae Province.(2015). Nazarian Madavani, Abbas; Javad, Azmoon, A. G. Motamedi. First National Conference on Sport Management Association 3) The relationship between knowledge management and intellectual capital and labor productivity in the Department of Physical Education and Health, Ministry of Education (2015). Nazarian Madavani, Abbas; Javad, Azmoon; Parisa, Noorollahi. The first National Conference on Advances in physical education and sport 4) Job stress and quality of life, sports coaches (2015). Nazarian Madavani, Abbas; Zahra, Rafezi. The First National Conference on New Findings in Sport Sciences Research Projects 1) Sports Development Strategies at Shahid Rajaee Teacher Training University" (2015) 2) Need Assessment of Students' Leisure at Shahid Rajaee University" (2010) 3) Assessment of the Safety and Performance of Shahid Rajaie University Sports and Sports Facilities" (2010) 4) The relationship between emotional
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