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Mashayekhi, Mehrdad

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“…Different revolutionary factions, including Islamists, also had student wings active on campuses. Since then, Islamists have conducted various campaigns to purge opposing factions from campuses and solidify their own organizational branches among university students (Mashayekhi, 2001; Rivetti, 2020). While mosques and universities were among the pioneers of the revolutionary movement in 1978–79, public servants were among groups that defected to the state and joined the revolutionary movement at a later stage.…”

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Sanctuaries or Battlegrounds? State Penetration in Places of Worship, University Campuses, and State Bureaucracy for Pro-Government Mobilization: Evidence from Iran (2015–2019)

Khani,

Kadivar

2023

Comparative Political Studies

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What factors shape different levels of pro-government mobilization in authoritarian regimes? The existing literature has considered the threat of anti-regime protests as the primary driver of pro-government mobilization. While we confirm this finding in the literature, we argue that the regime’s organizational infrastructure significantly contributes to pro-regime mobilization. We identify places of worship, university campuses, and state bureaucracy as three main sites where states could extend their organizations for pro-government mobilization. Previous scholarship has considered universities and places of worship as free spaces for oppositional activities, but we argue that states might try to penetrate these sectors to extend their organizational reach. The statistical analyses of our original data on pro-government mobilization in Iran from 2015 to 2019 at the district level ( n = 429) provide robust support for this argument.

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Sanctuaries or Battlegrounds? State Penetration in Places of Worship, University Campuses, and State Bureaucracy for Pro-Government Mobilization: Evidence from Iran (2015–2019)

Khani,

Kadivar

2023

Comparative Political Studies

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“…Even though repression, exclusion, and authoritarianism remained as predominant features of Iranian politics after the revolution, the configuration of Iranian politics underwent drastic changes after the 1979 revolution. (Alemzadeh 2018;Kadivar 2013;Kadivar and Abedini 2020;Mashayekhi 2001;Moghadam and Gheytanchi 2010;Rivetti 2020). Third, Iran's foreign policy has become more confrontational since 1979, and Iran has been part of more regional and international conflicts post-1979.…”

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Social Development and Revolution in Iran

Kadivar

2022

Sociology of Development

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The scholarship on the consequences of social revolutions contends that social revolutions boost state capacity and strengthen the state’s developmental projects. Social justice and addressing the needs of ordinary citizens were central themes in the discourse of the Iranian Revolution and the Islamic Republic that emerged as the post-revolutionary regime with the fall of the monarchy in Iran. In this essay, I assess the performance of the post-revolutionary state in Iran according to various development indicators, comparing the post-revolutionary regime with the pre-revolutionary regime. My examination of indicators relating to health, education, poverty, income inequality, and housing presents more of a mixed result than the overall improvement that scholarship has anticipated and that the post-revolutionary regime promised. Furthermore, there is evidence of declines in some important areas of development and welfare provision. Based on this analysis, I propose directions for future research on the developmental outcome of revolutions.

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“…Temuan penelitian lain tentang demonstrasi mahasiswa di Beijing setelah kematian Hu Yaobang menyoroti pentingnya demokrasi dan kebebasan di Tiongkok dan Hong Kong (Cheng, 1989). Dalam konteks protes di Iran, melalui kampanye Presiden Khatami pada Februari-Mei 1997, gerakan mahasiswa bangkit setelah absen selama tujuh belas tahun (Mashayekhi, 2001). Dalam perjalanan menuju kedewasaan sebuah negara, pemuda, khususnya mahasiwa, memiliki beberapa posisi strategis.…”

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Protes Sosial Dalam Komunikasi Politik di Era Digital Melalui Civic Community Pada mahasiswa

Hidayah

Sapriya

Darmawan

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Indonesian Journal of Communications Studies

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Academics tend to not pay adequate attention to the student’s civic community, especially around its contribution to the formation of good citizens. Meanwhile, the era continues to evolve and civic student’s civic continues to change by aiming to emphasise its function as a forum for coaching students to acquire or add skills outside the classroom. This research focused on social protests in digital political communication through civic community among students. The method used in this research was qualitative phenomenology. The findings in this study indicated that social protest in digital political communication through the civic community among student has various schemes. Social media, a medium of political communication expression, has a role in providing a place to be active as an individual.

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Cited by 28 publications

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Sanctuaries or Battlegrounds? State Penetration in Places of Worship, University Campuses, and State Bureaucracy for Pro-Government Mobilization: Evidence from Iran (2015–2019)

Sanctuaries or Battlegrounds? State Penetration in Places of Worship, University Campuses, and State Bureaucracy for Pro-Government Mobilization: Evidence from Iran (2015–2019)

Social Development and Revolution in Iran

Protes Sosial Dalam Komunikasi Politik di Era Digital Melalui Civic Community Pada mahasiswa

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