List of Articles Mossadegh

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  1 - Assessing Mossadegh's Mentality and Political Response to Democratization in Iran with Emphasis on Civil Society
  farzaneh dashti hadis bagherinia
  Contemporary Iran has had a tumultuous history in terms of independence and liberation struggles, internal and external struggles, and the presence of great powers, but the era of Mohammed Mossadegh's rise to power due to the unexpected events that followed The era happ More

  Contemporary Iran has had a tumultuous history in terms of independence and liberation struggles, internal and external struggles, and the presence of great powers, but the era of Mohammed Mossadegh's rise to power due to the unexpected events that followed The era happened, a very important period in the history of contemporary Iran. Because of the thematic significance of this period, there are several theories about the cause of the failure at this juncture. The main question in this study is to what extent does Mosaddeq reflect democratic processes in his political action. To achieve this purpose, a combination of the analytical-historical method and the Hermione Skinner method was used. The research hypothesis is that Mossadegh pursued guided liberal democracy, but the fragile political context prevented his democratization. The final analysis of this study is that the political context of this period was weak and the root weakness of civil society the most important reason for the failure of demo doctrine. Manuscript profile
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  2 - Manifestations of Populism in Contemporary Iran (Investing the performance of the Tudeh Party and Mossadegh's Political Method in the 50s)
  mehdi akhavankhodashahri Babak naderpour seyyed Abdolamir Nabavi
  Since the power of the people became relevant in the field of politics, the use and exploitation of such power has attracted the attention of politicians and political actors, and in accordance with such a development, thinkers in the field of politics have thought of v More

  Since the power of the people became relevant in the field of politics, the use and exploitation of such power has attracted the attention of politicians and political actors, and in accordance with such a development, thinkers in the field of politics have thought of various mechanisms to appeal to the power of the people, one of the most acceptable of which is the representation system. .On the other hand, one of the most important threats and challenges that the political system based on representation has been dealing with so far is populism. Populism, in the sense of direct and unregulated appeal to people's power, is a complication for all political systems based on representation, which can be seen in a strong or weak form. In this article, the performance of the Tudeh party and the political method of Dr. Mohammad Mossadegh in the 50s have been investigated through a qualitative method and by using Jan Werner Muller's theories about populism. The obtained results indicate that a set of populist characteristics such as massism, alienation and generalist ideas on the performance of the Tudeh Party, as well as things such as unconventional and pro-Tudeh political behaviors, are not Political menstruation and street politics have influenced Mossadegh's political method. Manuscript profile
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  3 - Investigating the influencing factors on the closeness of Qavam and Mossadegh policies
  hojat alah karami mehdi khoshkhati malek zolghadr
  The purpose of the current research is to investigate the factors influencing the closeness of the policies of Qavam and Mossadegh. The method of research was library research and we analyzed them by extracting the available information. It was about maintaining the exi More

  The purpose of the current research is to investigate the factors influencing the closeness of the policies of Qavam and Mossadegh. The method of research was library research and we analyzed them by extracting the available information. It was about maintaining the existing political order along with political reforms and conditioning the institution of the monarchy. In the field of foreign policy, they had the same goals but different methods. Both of them were trained in the Iranian balance school and attached to the balance between the two powers with the goal of independence and national authority. If for the consistency of the balancing presence of the two powers, it could justify the compromise and sometimes deal with the embassies, but Mossadegh had a more ambitious reception. The country's independence and clearing its lap from foreign influence had a value and quasi-religious aspect for him, his passionate and uncompromising nationalism was not the same as Qawam's pragmatic balancing act. Manuscript profile