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Student Movement and the Framing of Political Protests

Abbas Khorshidnam

Volume 28, Issue 94 , November 2022, , Pages 121-161

https://doi.org/10.22054/qjss.2022.62212.2419

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One of the common approaches for explaining how a revolution is constructed is to analyze the ideology of revolutionaries. Ideology legitimizes the conflict and facilitates the mobilization of forces by providing an answer to the question ‘What should be done’ and developing a semantic system ... Read More

Iranian Modernity: A Critique of Ali Mirsepasi’s Viowpoint

Mohammad Nezhadiran; Rozhan Hesam Ghazi

Volume 27, Issue 91 , April 2020, , Pages 79-112

https://doi.org/10.22054/qjss.2021.60121.2376

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The purpose of this study was to review and criticize the theory of Iranian modernity, Ali Mirsepasi, as one of the most important analyses that has been done on the Iranian in face of modernity which has tried to present multiple models of modernity as a new theory. The current study has used the analytical-critical ... Read More

Explanations of the Islamic Revolution of Iran: A Critique of Some Explanations of the Islamic Revolution

abas keshavarz shokri; zahed ghafari; mohsen khalili

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 More

A Comparative Study of the Pre-Revolution Islamist Political Sub-Discourses in Iran and Their Impact on the Formation . Post-Revolution Political System

yahya fuzi

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 More

An Analysis of Motive f Participants in the Islamic Revolution And Extent of Ther Satisfaction with Their Endeavor

faria shayegan

Volume 15, Issue 42.43 , February 2009, , Pages 89-115

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Values in the Press: Comparing the Constitutional Revolution and the Islamic Revolution

mehdi mohsenan rad

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 More 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 new-born newspapers within the two revolutions intervals this period fasted 891 days for the case of the Constitutional Revolution and 614 days for the case of the Islamic Revolution. Using an interpretation of the concept of "value" we investigated the similarities and the dissimilarities of the two revolutions. The results show that in both revolutions, there was an agreement on what was not desired and was considere of actually as a negative value; although there was a significantly higher diversity in the undesired and negative values in the Islamic Revolution compared to the Constitutional Revolution. In other words, there were more focuses on the negative values in the Islamic Revolution in terms of expressing what is not wanted compared to what was actually wanted. We can clearly see more tendencies towards western modem ism in the Constitutional Revolution and more aversion from the western modernism in the Islamic Revolution. Also there was more or less an agreement on expressing positive values with respect to the leadership of the revolution in the Islamic Revolution, While there were no individual having the same position in the Constitutional Revolution. There was also an agreement on expressing positive values with respect to knowledge, knowing, knowledgeable people, and expertise in the Constitutional Revolution, while there was mostly an agreement on not expressing positive values with respect to these issues in the Islamic Revolution. There was a strong agreement against not only the King, but also the concept of monarchy in the Islamic Revolution. However, there was only an agreement against the Qajar Dynasty, but not against the monarchy system in the Constitution Revolution. In fact, the ancient kings and their glory were respected by the abased people of Iran at the time of the Constitutional Revolution.

Islamic Revolution and Political Rent

farhad darvishi

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 More

Volume 30 (2024)

Volume 29 (2023)

Volume 28 (2021)

Volume 27 (2020)

Volume 26 (2019)

Volume 25 (2018)

Volume 24 (2017)

Volume 23 (2016)

Volume 22 (2015)

Volume 21 (2015)

Volume 20 (2013)

Volume 19 (2012)

Volume 18 (2011)

Volume 17 (2010)

Volume 16 (2009)

Volume 15 (2008)

Volume 14 (2007)

Volume 13 (2006)

Volume 12 (2005)

Volume 11 (2004)

Volume 10 (2003)

Volume 9 (2002)

Volume 8 (2001)

Volume 7 (2001)

Volume 6 (1998)

Volume 5 (1997)

Volume 4 (1996)

Volume 3 (1995)

Volume 2 (1993)

Volume 1 (1992)

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