Investigating the social consequences of dividing land in the Islamic Republic of Iran using AHP

Document Type : Science - Research (Iranian Political issues)

Authors
Mohammad Javad Mosanejad 1
Mohammad bagher Khoramshad 2
1 PhD.Candidate in Political Science at Allame Tabatabaei University
2 Faculty member of Allameh Tabatabaei University
10.30497/pk.2018.2163
Abstract
The policy of dividing land in the Islamic Republic of Iran immediately became the agenda of sovereign institutions, right away after the victory of the Islamic Revolution. The necessity of making fundamental changes in the state of land, and land use in the country, the focus of the revolutionary slogans on social justice, and the demands of villagers to change land management were among the factors that led to this issue being addressed. This process, which began in 1979 and has continued with ups and downs, has had implications for the social space of the villages and the country.
To this end, this research intends to gather information and data through a deep interviewing method. In this method, plus referring to the elites who worked in the 7-person delegation of land in the early days of the revolution, or somehow contributed to the establishment and approval of land laws in the Islamic Republic of Iran, the results were compiled by dividing the social consequences lands were dealt with. In the next step, the AHP (Hierarchy Analysis) technique has been used more than other methods in management science. In this regard, by elaborating a new questionnaire, the elites have been referred to this section to prioritize the social consequences of land division in the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Keywords
land dividing
the Islamic Republic of Iran
social justice
development
land modifications
Subjects
 
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Journal of Political Knowledge
Volume 13, Issue 2 - Serial Number 26
ESSAY
November 2017
Pages 77-101

  • Receive Date 16 November 2017
  • Revise Date 19 December 2017
  • Accept Date 09 February 2018