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Number of Articles: 12
From Explanation to "Anti-Explanation": Challenges in Conceptualization of a Revolution
Volume 15, Issue 42.43 , February 2009, Pages 1-12
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Not only place and time of Iran Islamic revolution occurrence was m anticipatable, but also it has some different features in comparison to othe (third world) revolutions. Because o this features, three decades of study o this event characterized with a kind of revision in coceptualization an explanation ... Read MoreExplanations of the Islamic Revolution of Iran: A Critique of Some Explanations of the Islamic Revolution
Volume 15, Issue 42.43 , February 2009, Pages 13-37
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This paper is an attempt lo study some of the explanations of the Islamic evolution of Iran, including explanations based on the theories of mass society, modem world system, rapid modernization, uneven development, oerscnalized state power structure, the weakness of the state repressive ipparatus, the ... Read MoreA Comparative Study of the Pre-Revolution Islamist Political Sub-Discourses in Iran and Their Impact on the Formation . Post-Revolution Political System
Volume 15, Issue 42.43 , February 2009, Pages 39-87
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The present article is an attempt lo study the discourse of political Islam, one of the most important discourses in the contemporary history of Iran, a to compare its pertinent sub-discourses before the revolution. The rn: question of the present paper is: what are the similarities and dissimilarity ... Read MoreAn Analysis of Motive f Participants in the Islamic Revolution And Extent of Ther Satisfaction with Their Endeavor
Volume 15, Issue 42.43 , February 2009, Pages 89-115
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Read MoreThe Causes for the Continuation of the Islamic Republic of Iran
Volume 15, Issue 42.43 , February 2009, Pages 117-151
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Revolutionary regimes have two possibilities: continuation or discontinuation Islamic Republic of Iran as a nation-state in international arena has protect. Itself against political crisis and has continued during three decades. The air of the present study was to analyze the effective factors influencing ... Read MoreValues in the Press: Comparing the Constitutional Revolution and the Islamic Revolution
Volume 15, Issue 42.43 , February 2009, Pages 153-187
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By taking into account the fact that, in both Constitutional Revolution and the Islamic Revolution, the reduced power in the central government resulted in significant increase in the number of newspapers, in this paper we perform a content analysis of the editorial articles in the first issues of all ... Read MoreFactors Influencing the Transnational Impacts of the Islamic Revolution of Iran: Conceptual Framework
Volume 15, Issue 42.43 , February 2009, Pages 189-222
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Scientific literature on revolutions can be divided into three pans: Causer, phraseology or processes and internal and external consequences of revolutions. This article focuses on the third part emphasizing the Global impacts of the Islamic Revolution. The effect of the revolution on the Islamic world, ... Read MoreThe Islamic Revolution and Revolution in the Theories?
Volume 15, Issue 42.43 , February 2009, Pages 223-262
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Some revolutions have significant internal political, social, economic and cultural impacts, as well as major regional and international consequences. The Islamic Revolution of Iran, as a major and phenomenal social revolution, has had important internal, regional and international consequences. One ... Read MoreIslamic Revolution and Political Rent
Volume 15, Issue 42.43 , February 2009, Pages 263-325
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Rent is mainly an economic subject studied by economists. However. it may be interesting for political economists as for its impacts on interactions between government and society and its damaging effects on domestic economy and government's separation and non-reliance on its own society. Calling political ... Read MoreThe Typology of Approaches to Change: The Preference of Reformist Charge in Iran
Volume 15, Issue 42.43 , February 2009, Pages 327-362
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This paper attempts to provide an answer to two key questions: I) In general, what approaches to political change have been pursued by agents of change in different societies? What are the key features of these different approaches to political change? 2) How can one evaluate the political developments ... Read MoreFulbright scholarship, leadership and the ruling elite in the last decade of Pahlavi
Volume 15, Issue 42.43 , February 2009, Pages 363-419
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Read MoreA Methodological Review of Foran's Analysis of the Islamic Republic of Iran
Volume 15, Issue 42.43 , February 2009, Pages 421-453