Tārīkh-i Īrān

Research Paper

The Battlefield of Sultan Mohammad Khwarizmshah and Mongol

Mohsen Rahmati

Volume 10, Issue 3 , November 2018, Pages 1-24

Abstract

The Khwarizmshah’s reaction against the Mongol invasion attack and his confrontation with the Mongol army was a worthy subject to be review, regardless of the factors and causes that ... Read More

Research Paper

Rehabilitation the educational system in the sixties and early seventies in Iran (with an emphasis on the Conference of Ramsar Educational Revolution)

reza bigdelou; shahab shahidani

Volume 10, Issue 3 , November 2018, Pages 25-45

Abstract

1960s is the culmination of the rehabilitation of educational system in Iran. This issue was caused by the national and international necessities and thus pushed the Pahlavi Administration ... Read More

Research Paper

The Development and Transformation of State- Sponsored Militias in Iran (1320-1332 / 1941-1953 A.D.): A Case Study of the Hezb-e-Jangal (Party Of Jungle)

milad heidari; Karim Soleimany

Volume 10, Issue 3 , November 2018, Pages 46-75

Abstract

The formation and activity of State- Sponsored Militias has always been an important issue for understanding the complexity of the relationship between states and nations due to the ... Read More

Research Paper

Uniform: A Representative of power and Modernity (Pahlavi I era)

Manzar Mohammadi; Seyed Saeed Seyed Ahmadi Zavieh

Volume 10, Issue 3 , November 2018, Pages 76-103

Abstract

Along with establishing modern military, bureaucratic, and educational institutions, Pahlavi I government exerted Uniform clothing system on men, and women to some extent, in 1920s ... Read More

Research Paper

(Foreign Interventions in Isfahan and its Social Consequences during World War I (1914-1918

seyed rasoul abtahi; Ali Akbar Jafari; Morteza Nouraei

Volume 10, Issue 3 , November 2018, Pages 104-129

Abstract

The presence and competition of foreign countries in Iran, which begun before the First World War, intensified with the onset of the war and then the occupation of Iran. Meanwhile, ... Read More

Research Paper

Role of the Democratic Party in the Resistance Escalation of Large Landowners in the First Phase of Land Reform in Iranian Kurdistan

Shahin Ranaie

Volume 10, Issue 3 , November 2018, Pages 130-153

Abstract

The provisions of the first stage of land reform limited the amount of the large landowner’s proprietorship to a six dângs of one village. Although the articles of this law had the ... Read More

Research Paper

The historical analysis of theory of power adjustment in the struggle of absolutism and the ideology of constitutional state

seyed hamed akbari yasuj

Volume 10, Issue 3 , November 2018, Pages 154-170

Abstract

Several decades before the Constitution Movement, modernization of the political life of Iran had turned to be a serious issue for the thoughtful assemblies and the enlightenment circles. ... Read More Several decades before the Constitution Movement, modernization of the political life of Iran had turned to be a serious issue for the thoughtful assemblies and the enlightenment circles. The pioneers in this field, at the beginning, often described the political life of the westerns and recommended it for Iran. The intelligentsia and the thoughtful people gradually tended to provide particular prescriptions to modernize the political life; emphasizing on the law, establishing the constitutional regime, separating government from monarchy and whatever follows the concept of power adjustment were the most frequent vocabularies and concepts of this era. The theory of power adjustment, based on separating the act of ruling from monarchy, as one of the most important issues in the discussions related to the investigation into state and government, sought a remedy to prevent from the rulers' absolutism and forming the constitutional monarchy worldwide, and the monarchy in Iran during Qajar dynasty is not excepted of this rule. Formation of the constitutionalism debates was the the result of these thought theorizations that ultimately resulted in setting out the Constructional Revolution and establishment of constitutional monarchy. These theorizations, despite being effective, were not free of indefinite dualisms and contrasts. Especially the belief in constitution stipulated in the enlightenment discourses was often mixed with some type of request referring to absolutism. Although the belief in constitution played an effective role in achieving the political ideals of the constitutionalists , the absolutism that accompanied placed the Iranian modernized political ideals approaching to a lawful government and finally,interiorization of the power adjustment theory( separating government from the monarchy) into a perilous path. What this paper seeks is a brief description and characterization of the struggles of these two political attitudes of the Iranian advocates of revival with a legal-historical view

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Volume & Issue: Volume 10, Issue 3 - Serial Number 23, November 2018

The Battlefield of Sultan Mohammad Khwarizmshah and Mongol

Abstract

Rehabilitation the educational system in the sixties and early seventies in Iran (with an emphasis on the Conference of Ramsar Educational Revolution)

Abstract

The Development and Transformation of State- Sponsored Militias in Iran (1320-1332 / 1941-1953 A.D.): A Case Study of the Hezb-e-Jangal (Party Of Jungle)

Abstract

Uniform: A Representative of power and Modernity (Pahlavi I era)

Abstract

(Foreign Interventions in Isfahan and its Social Consequences during World War I (1914-1918

Abstract

Role of the Democratic Party in the Resistance Escalation of Large Landowners in the First Phase of Land Reform in Iranian Kurdistan

Abstract

The historical analysis of theory of power adjustment in the struggle of absolutism and the ideology of constitutional state

Abstract