Dulat-i mudirn dar Īrān: Persiska (Farsi) 1395

The book Modern Government in Iran includes a collection of articles by experienced university professors, which was collected by Dr. Rasool Afzali, a member of the Faculty of Geography, University of Tehran. The modern state is not considered a universal phenomenon in terms of the grounds and roots of its formation, but rather a specific form of the political and cultural system of Europe. The modern government in Iran has cast a shadow over Iran's political arena since the beginning of the Pahlavi dynasty. The nation-state system casts such a shadow on the political arena of other cultures that, like the West, it is considered a part of their political-cultural system, and political experts in different cultural systems study it as a local political phenomenon. This book is a collection of professors' articles that examines and studies the dimensions and incomplete aspects of the formation process and functions of the modern government in Iran.