Sociological Analysis of the Rule of Law in the Islamic Republic of Iran
محورهای موضوعی : مجله بین المللی علوم اجتماعی
Garineh Keshishyan Siraki
1
,
Shahram Ghazizadeh
2
1 - Associate Professor, Department of Political Science and International Relations, South Tehran Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran
2 - Department of Political Science and International Relations, South Tehran Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran
کلید واژه: The rule of law, Constitution, Divine law, the Islamic Republic of Iran, the rule of people,
چکیده مقاله :
Sociological Analysis of the Rule of Law In the Islamic Republic of Iran Depending on which of the three sources of "collective representation," "divine law," and "rule of the people" is the origin of law, there are multiple perceptions, rights, and duties for the people and states. In the I.R of Iran, the law is nourishing by two sources: "infrastructural origin of divine law" and "superstructural origin of the rule of people." The I.R. of Iran's unique structure that puts the two axes of "Islamism" as divine law and "Republicanism" as a modern law together causes widespread paradoxes. In formulating rules and laws, the Iranian legislature, seeks to establish social and communicative laws for the Iranian semi-traditional semi-modern society, leading society to confusion. These contradictions have intensified in recent years, with the strengthening and expansion of cyberspace and social networks. Therefore, mutual interaction based on communicative rationality in the I.R. of Iran is still in its infancy.
Sociological Analysis of the Rule of Law In the Islamic Republic of Iran Depending on which of the three sources of "collective representation," "divine law," and "rule of the people" is the origin of law, there are multiple perceptions, rights, and duties for the people and states. In the I.R of Iran, the law is nourishing by two sources: "infrastructural origin of divine law" and "superstructural origin of the rule of people." The I.R. of Iran's unique structure that puts the two axes of "Islamism" as divine law and "Republicanism" as a modern law together causes widespread paradoxes. In formulating rules and laws, the Iranian legislature, seeks to establish social and communicative laws for the Iranian semi-traditional semi-modern society, leading society to confusion. These contradictions have intensified in recent years, with the strengthening and expansion of cyberspace and social networks. Therefore, mutual interaction based on communicative rationality in the I.R. of Iran is still in its infancy.
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