The Political Culture and Spreadness of the State in Iran at Islamic Republic Age

Abstract

With the formation of the Islamic republic it was anticipated that democracy would dominate the society and an open society with a minimal state size would emerge but the developments that we saw had a process in which, first the economic system was entrusted to the government. Also after the Cultural Revolution the cultural system of the country was also at the disposal of the government. In the decades to come, when oil revenues and self-sufficiency increased the government became larger in size and became more independent of the community. With the development of national and transnational powers, the community became more dependent on the government. The result of this research shows that the tendency to governmentalism in the government of the Islamic republic has led to the creation of a maximum political structure rather than a minimal political structure so it should examine the origin and main cause of these desires as part of the political culture of the Iranian people. In this regard losin puy believes that: "political structure has a bilateral relationship with political culture and affects each other". Considering this view, losing puy has examined the issue of governmentalism and Great Government since the revolution from three aspects related to the political culture of the Iranian people. These three aspects are: Iranian, Islamic, and modern components

Keywords

• iranian political culture
• shia political culture
• modern political culture
• maximum government