Titlebook: Democracy and Constitutional Politics in Iran; A Weberian Analysis Farshad Malek-Ahmadi Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Aut

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Overview: An inquisitive socio-historical analysis of the long road Iran has traveled in quest of constitutionalism and democracy. The book explicates the paradox that after over a hundred years of struggle for freedom, the Iranian people currently have less of it than they did a hundred years ago at this time.978-1-137-41394-9

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91678-1ncomplete 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 democratization distinctively evident.

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Die gesamtgesellschaftliche Rolle der Machtntury, Iran found itself with a dual structure of authority, which we shall discuss shortly. Way before that, however, Iran had to go through a process of turning from a “predominantly Sunni”. society into a formally Shi’ite country. This began with the coming to power of the Safavids in 1501, and t

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Die gesamtgesellschaftliche Rolle der Macht a completely Western idea, “in principle ran counter to the fiber of political thought in Islam.”. The concurrent spread of nationalism and Constitutionalism in Iran of the late nineteenth century led to the adoption of a prominent feature of Western culture, that is, Constitutionalism, at least pa

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Die alten Lagerh?user Amsterdamstutions of the modern state, persisted and led the Iranian ruling elite to come up with yet another political innovation. In an official letter dated February 3, 1988, the three heads of the three branches of the government together with Ahmad Khomeini and the prime minister asked Ayatollah Khomeini