Soft power Studies

Original Article

The citizenship and democracy in the virtual space, from the reality to the hyper reality

Kiuomars Yazdanpanah Dero; Yashar Zaki; Azim Zamani

Volume 8, Issue 1 , August 2018, Pages 8-35

Abstract

By entering the virtual world, the traditional concept of government that had correlated with geographical boundaries, became foggy. And consequently, citizenship and democracy in their ... Read More

Original Article

These barriers may be any one of the three elements of the source, channel and can get damaged and challenges

ahmad zarnegar; morteza motahari

Volume 8, Issue 1 , August 2018, Pages 36-55

Abstract

. These barriers may be any one of the three elements of the source, channel and can get damaged and challenges . The basic Dghdhy minds of thinkers in science communication and subsequently ... Read More

Original Article

The Position of Moderate Muslim Network in Applying American Soft Power; Emphasizing The Islamic Republic Of Iran

jalil dara; mohsen khaki

Volume 8, Issue 1 , August 2018, Pages 56-77

Abstract

In the present article By adopting an analytical approach dependent explain the nature of soft power by "Joseph Nye", Its main theorist, Investigates the its nature, its components, ... Read More

Original Article

Politics, Government and Process Influence: Case Study of Iran in Qajar

qholamreza Khajesarvi; hamed kiani mojahed

Volume 8, Issue 1 , August 2018, Pages 78-105

Abstract

This study, by using the documentary/library method to collect information and historical method and with the aim of explaining the root of soft influence and overthrowing in Iranian ... Read More

Original Article

Political-moral guarantees of a free market economy and its native-comparative facilities in the philosophy of nature

mojtaba zarei

Volume 8, Issue 1 , August 2018, Pages 106-129

Abstract

A free market economy at first glance does not have a clear political and moral implication, and it seems to be limited to the area of livelihood and economics. But this is the ... Read More A free market economy at first glance does not have a clear political and moral implication, and it seems to be limited to the area of livelihood and economics. But this is the only formal case, and if you look at it, you can track the moral and political motives of this method of economics. Reducing the human being to the present requires a profit and contains inherent intrigue with radical self-righteousness, which is one of the fundamental assumptions of the free market theory. Adam Smith, as the largest thinker in the free market, has received his moral and knowledge system mainly from Hutchison and Mandeville, and the justification for God's lack of presence and ethics in his economic affair can be justified. Smith believes that the market is a spontaneous and self-conscious phenomenon, and the invisible hand-in the absence of any external interference-can make economic (and social) affairs. The opposite of an economy based on a free market is an economically sophisticated economy based on natural teachings. According to the doctrine of nature which is expressed in Islamic philosophy, man has a divine existence, and this same existential attribute has also transformed him into a perfectionist and perfectionist being. This perfectionist sees all the appearances of the universe as an allegory of the sacred desire and uses all of them as educational grounds. An economist in the intellectualistic thought of a dignified being, the economy is for him a means of obtaining divine satisfaction and giving him the impression that a dissimilar economy of morality and collectivities is not a comprehensive credit for him, and he considers economics as one of the biological communities of mankind. At the same time, it will be a matter of ethics and accumulation. The functions of economics in a free market-based economic system derived from liberalism, with the functions of the economy in the political system based on intellectual thought, are deeply opposed, and no reconciliation can be established between them.

Original Article

Analysis of the concept of power and its constituent resources from the perspective of Joseph Nye (hard, soft, intelligent)

hossein fattahi ardakani; hossei masoudinia; seyed javad emem jomezadeh

Volume 8, Issue 1 , August 2018, Pages 130-153

Abstract

review and analysis of the concept of power is one of the major issues of interest to scholars of political science. This study seeks to analyze the concept of power and its constituent ... Read More

Original Article

Basij comprehensive information system The requirements of forming the soft power of the 20 million army

seyed reza nagibassadat; esmaeil ahmadi

Volume 8, Issue 1 , August 2018, Pages 154-179

Abstract

Countering all sorts of soft threats requires the soft power of the Islamic Republic of Iran to keep the system stable and the culture of revolutionary thought is globalized and established ... Read More Countering all sorts of soft threats requires the soft power of the Islamic Republic of Iran to keep the system stable and the culture of revolutionary thought is globalized and established in the world. Revolutionary organizations and institutions should be the basis for this soft power and have the ability to deal with any kind of threat. Basij is one of the organizations that by the establishment of a comprehensive information system emphasizes the ability of the people to defend the frontiers that are threatened. The design and deployment of this system has the requirements and considerations that we are considering here from the perspective of the managers and specialists of the Basij. The purpose of this research is to understand the design, implementation, establishment and management of a comprehensive information system in the mobilization of the underprivileged from the perspective of experts, senior managers and information managers, and using the Quo methodology and with the seventy-seven-year-olds from the experts, presents the results and achievements. The purpose of this research is to understand the design, implementation, establishment and management of a comprehensive information system in the Basij from the perspective of experts, senior managers and information managers, and using the Q methodology. It is conducted between seventy persons of experts,and here we present the results according the managers and experts perspectives. The result suggests that the creation of a comprehensive information system, not only has specific management approaches in the administration, but also follows certain frameworks and specific requirements. This study carried out using the Q method has led us to distinguish between the views of managers and, with the views of the Basij activists and information experts. Not only can this contribute to the presentation of the views of the media administration, but also contributes to the production of content and practice.

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Volume & Issue: Volume 8, Issue 1 - Serial Number 18, August 2018, Pages 1-200

The citizenship and democracy in the virtual space, from the reality to the hyper reality

Abstract

These barriers may be any one of the three elements of the source, channel and can get damaged and challenges

Abstract

The Position of Moderate Muslim Network in Applying American Soft Power; Emphasizing The Islamic Republic Of Iran

Abstract

Politics, Government and Process Influence: Case Study of Iran in Qajar

Abstract

Political-moral guarantees of a free market economy and its native-comparative facilities in the philosophy of nature

Abstract

Analysis of the concept of power and its constituent resources from the perspective of Joseph Nye (hard, soft, intelligent)

Abstract

Basij comprehensive information system The requirements of forming the soft power of the 20 million army

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