Nationalism in Iran

Ahmadi, Hamid

doi:10.4324/9780429201981-20

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“…Therefore, there is a direct relationship between the delinquency of children and adolescents with marginalization and low population status and their correction. Such a relationship derives from the economic and cultural situation of the marginalized regions [34,37].…”

Section: Delinquent Spacementioning

confidence: 99%

“…Often in a conflict, the one who most often drinks win the fights and, in the neighborhoods' face, is braver and carries space values. In these areas, physical strength, agility in conflict, bloodthirstiness, insignificant thinking of life, and ridicule of any form of a privileged and worthy civility culture are typical adolescents' approaches [33,37,42]. Such an issue can easily be obtained from interviews with these people.…”

Section: Delinquent Spacementioning

confidence: 99%

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Experience of Delinquent Adolescents in Juvenile Detention Center of Tehran With Emphasis on Crime Repetition Prevention

Mousavi

Ghayoomzadeh

2020

IRJ

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Objectives: Juvenile delinquents are a group of people that is in dire need of psychosocial rehabilitation. In this research, we seek to assess the lived experience in two groups of delinquent adolescents: one group is repetitive delinquents, the second group successfully returned to society. We tried to understand the relevant and essential factors in making this difference. Methods: This study is a qualitative research based on Grounded Theory. In this study, samples of adolescents with recurrent crimes and samples that have successfully returned to society without recidivism were reviewed. To do this, we should have investigated each case separately and the whole process that led to the recurrence of the crime. However, because the size of the statistical population is not sufficient to use quantitative and generalized methods, a case-experienced study has been conducted. This method assesses current phenomena in their real-life context, especially when the boundaries between a phenomenon and the context in which it occurs are not clearly defined. Several sources of evidence were used. After the coding of the gathered data and the formulation of the interviews in the form of concepts, the next step was to increase the level of abstraction of these concepts and propositions in the form of subcategories. Results: Finally, of 222 propositions, we reached 100 concepts that were mainly associated with recurrent delinquency or regret and return to society. Some of the most important ones were family problems (such as parental quarrels, parental addiction, parental unemployment, and a history of a criminal conviction and parental imprisonment). Discussion: Undoubtedly, one of the essential factors in the occurrence of crime is the environments in which the perpetrators deal with them. They are influenced by these environments whose personalities are shaped. Family, school, neighborhood, dropout, peer group, and general social determinants are influential in juvenile delinquency and its continuation or abandonment.

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Section: Delinquent Spacementioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Delinquent Spacementioning

confidence: 99%

Experience of Delinquent Adolescents in Juvenile Detention Center of Tehran With Emphasis on Crime Repetition Prevention

Mousavi

Ghayoomzadeh

2020

IRJ

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“…Every February, thousands of Iranians rally across the main cities of Teheran, Isfahan, Shiraz, Tabriz and Mashhad to commemorate the overthrown of the Pahlavi dynasty and the establishment of the post-Islamic revolution of Iran (Editors 2014;Abrahmian 2008;Ahmadi 2020;Amanat 2019). Prior to the Islamic Revolution (1979), Iran was under the rule of a secular and absolute monarch of, Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, who resorted to extreme political oppression while favouring United States (US) military and financial protection against the enemy of the West during the Cold War (Abrahmian 2015;Axworthy 2016;Bayandor 2018, Matin-Asgari 2012.…”

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The Presidential Speeches and the US-Iran Nuclear Deal: Franklin D. Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy Percepts on Freedom, Dignity and Independence

Cabrejas-Artola¹

2022

SINERGI

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The US-Iran nuclear deal offers a unique opportunity that could potentially change the course of international relations ending decades of offensive yet ineffective foreign policies toward states' harmony. By rebuilding the security in the Middle East as we enter a new multipolar era, the US-Iran nuclear deal will likely determine the future of the world balance of power, in which Iran could tilt the scales. A successful outcome will ensure Iran exits forty-three years of financial, political, military, and technological isolation, consolidating its status as a regional influencer. On the other hand, the US will have the chance to manoeuvre its survival as a superpower despite the gradual expansion control of Russia and China in the Middle East and further afield. Given the continued hiatus of the US's selective memory of what is deemed reasonable and harmful moral judgement when justifying sanctions, we need to consider a more harmonious and diversified worldview paradigm in the international nuclear deal and peace process. Concentration upon current news developments in Vienna and Tehran and, in conjunction with the analogy of the two famous speeches of Franklin D. Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy, this article seeks to demonstrate how these universal principles of freedom, dignity and independence are the underlying factors for the US to remain good moral power but not implemented in the current negotiation with Iran.

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‘Social psychology of the emergence of Iranian neo-nationalism discourse in present-day Iran: a case study of the Persian Gulf Facebook channel’

Garshasbi,

Karimi Maleh,

Ghezelsofla

2024

Social Identities

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Nationalism in Iran

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Experience of Delinquent Adolescents in Juvenile Detention Center of Tehran With Emphasis on Crime Repetition Prevention

Experience of Delinquent Adolescents in Juvenile Detention Center of Tehran With Emphasis on Crime Repetition Prevention

The Presidential Speeches and the US-Iran Nuclear Deal: Franklin D. Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy Percepts on Freedom, Dignity and Independence

‘Social psychology of the emergence of Iranian neo-nationalism discourse in present-day Iran: a case study of the Persian Gulf Facebook channel’

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