Meta-synthesis of existing analyzes about Iran’s 1401 protests
Volume 23, Issue 4, Autumn 2022, Pages 145-179
https://doi.org/10.22034/jsi.2023.1996220.1650
Somayeh Tohidlou
Abstract
The second half of 1401 was full of incidents and protests in Iran. Simultaneously with these protests, many sociologists analyzed these events. The present article is a synthesis of their analyzes ( including 40 lectures in the Iranian Sociological Association and a collection of 46 analytical notes) about these protests. In addition of presenting presenting a profile of the most important topics, a summary of the causes, nature and consequences of these protests from the perspective of analysts has been presented. On the other hand, dominant theories have been used, the distance that each analyst has towards the protests and five theoretical approaches (functionalists, correlationists, cultural interpreters, followers of new life movements and those who give importance to relations and social assemblies) were presented from the set of analyses.
GANDHI, NON-VIOLENCE AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS
Volume 10, Issue 3, Summer 2009, Pages 141-160
E Fiyozat, R Taslimi Tehrani, A Dadgar
Abstract The present article introduce Mahatma Gandhi’s thoughts (specially non-violence) and tries to study Gandhi‘s effects on social movements in the current world.