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,Women’s Movement, Gender Equality, and Democratization,ncomplete without a corresponding analysis of the past and present states of gender issues. Deprived of basic rights and numerous challenges, Iranian women have been facing as well as the forceful suppression of their movement make the connection between the achievement of women’s basic rights and d

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Conclusion,rompted the rise of social sciences, which in turn provided the contextual framework for modernity and the rule of public law. It is incongruous that in the twenty-first century, after having gone through two revolutions seeking representation, accountability and the rule of law, Iran still finds it

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Theoretical Framework,created, in turn give rise to new constellations of interests.”. Both the institutional characteristics of the council, its structure, its place within the political structure, its functions de jure and de facto, and the makeup and characteristics of its members have had a profound impact on the soc

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Structure of Domination in Premodern Iran,n. In fact, from both cultural and political perspectives, the Safavids had fertile ground for establishing Twelver Shi’ism as the formal religion of Iran. Not only did they take over a relatively developed socio-political infrastructure, the coercive power of which they could—and did—use, but they

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Khatami Era and the Green Movement,ns with music but will not end there and may God never bring us to that day.” Thus, his approval by the Guardian Council was itself somewhat in question at first. The contender that was perceived by many to be the Leader’s “chosen” candidate was the conservative Nategh-Nouri who belonged to the . (S

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Conclusion,ept of civil society, which as Tocqueville enlightened us a century ago, is the backbone of a stable democratic structure. No wonder, therefore, that “sociology remained absent from colonized countries as well as from those where traditional leaders continued to hold power.”. Moreover, democracy its

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