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INTRODUCTION: The use of executive coaching has become increasingly popular in the organizational world in the past few decades and is considered a key intervention that increases the capabilities of managers at the professional, individual, and organizational levels. This study aimed to identify the indicators, components, and dimensions of the effectiveness of executive coaching in the Red Crescent Society of Iran. METHODS: This descriptive study was conducted based on an applied research method. The required data were collected using exploratory interviews with 20 experts and activists in the field of human resources education. The obtained data were then analyzed using conventional content analysis, as well as open, axial, and selective coding strategies. FINDINGS: According to the findings of the research, orientation, sociability, regularity, empowerment, personality traits, and infrastructure conditions are among the most important factors affecting executive coaching in the Iranian Red Crescent Society. Moreover, two new constructs, namely formal and informal institutions were identified for the first time in the coaching literature as effective factors in the development of executive coaching. CONCLUSION: This study paved the way for filling in some gaps in executive coaching literature. Unlike many previously conducted studies that have only evaluated the effectiveness of executive coaching, this study identified the set of factors related to the individual, organizational, and institutional levels, as well as infrastructural conditions affecting executive coaching. Moreover, the results led to the addition of two new constructs, such as formal and informal institutions, to the literature on coaching in general and executive coaching in particular.

Introduction: Educating people in different ways is one of the aspects of moral education. Education that plays an important role in the destiny of man and society. One of the issues in moral education is how to involve moral teachings in the political relations of countries. The purpose of this research is to investigate the ethical components affecting political development in higher education. Material and Methods: The current research was applied and implemented in a mixed manner. Thematic analysis method was used in the qualitative part. The statistical population was experts in the field of higher education (administrators and faculty members of universities), from among whom 10 people were selected by snowball sampling. The interview tool was semi-structured and the data was analyzed by coding method and MAXQDA software. In the quantitative part, the method was descriptive-correlation. The research community included experts in the field of higher education and international relations (academic faculty members, cultural advisors, and experts from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs), among whom 50 people were selected in an improbable and accessible way. The data were analyzed using structural equations and pls software. Results: The results of the qualitative part indicated 32 open codes and 6 core codes, which were categorized into 3 categories of educational relations factors at the international level, moral policy, civil and social development. The results of the quantitative part also indicated the appropriate fit of the model, so it can be said that ethics and ethics approaches in higher education can be effective in political development. Conclusion: The results of the findings show that in addition to the desire of countries to develop relations based on respect and moral policy, there are factors in three areas of educational relations at the international level, moral policy, civil, scientific and social development in higher education; Among them: relations based on respect, expansion of international relations, attention to human dignity, freedom, attracting participation, meritocracy, attention to scientific and civil institutions have an effect on political development