Jāmi'ah shināsī sīyāsī chīst?: Persian 1402

This book describes how the sociological perspective helps us understand the transformation of different forms of political order. Political sociology seeks to understand the patterns of political participation and the distribution of political power in a wide range of geographical and historical situations, from intimate relationships that shape family politics to the scales of the political geography of war and trade. This requires an analytical tool that includes the concepts of power, obstruction, civil society, and various political actions in the book "What is Political Sociology?" By using these central concepts about the main forms of political order, states, empires, and nation-states, the processes of regime formation and revolution, social contexts for political participation, the formulation, political procedure, as well as feedback, movements, social changes, and possibilities. New forms of transnational politics are discussed. Overall, this book provides an enlightening introduction to having a political sociological perspective in the biosocial.