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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90954-7ept of civil society, which as Tocqueville enlightened us a century ago, is the backbone of a stable democratic structure. No wonder, therefore, that “sociology remained absent from colonized countries as well as from those where traditional leaders continued to hold power.”. Moreover, democracy its

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Article 2 of the Supplement to Fundamental Law and the Constitutional Politics of Transition to ParPrinciples of order embodied in constitutions may be heterogeneous and potentially conflicting. Constitutions are

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Constitutional Politics of Political Parties and Institutions,Throughout this book, I have referred to various religio-political elements and groups, identifying them as conservative, liberal, traditionalists, modernists, and so on. In this chapter, I map out the constitutional politics of parties and orientations by explicating some of these groups and differentiating them.

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Democratization and Its Impediments in Iran,A number of analytical studies in recent years have considered the relations between state and society in Iran. This chapter will offer a brief review of these works with a focus on the impediments and complications to the process of democratization.

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,Women’s Movement, Gender Equality, and Democratization,ncomplete 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.