Īrān dar Pīch-i Guzār bah Dimukrāsī: Persiska (Farsi) 2023

"Transition to democracy" can be considered as one of the most vital and important events of human society after World War II. Today, the countries that have successfully followed this path and succeeded in stabilizing and consolidating democracy in their society are among the most advanced and developed human societies. Demands for democracy in Iran are nearly 120 years old, and in this sense, it is one of the longest periods of transition to democracy in the world related to the country of Iran. However, despite the many sacrifices and sacrifices of the children of this ancient land in the way of institutionalizing democracy, the problems related to it still persist in Iran, so that on the threshold of the 21st century, political governance in Iran is one of the most authoritarian and undemocratic. political regimes in the world. However, the Iranian society has undergone profound changes in recent years, which has strongly strengthened the democratic tendencies among them, in such a way that in critical situations regarding the realization of democratic ideals, they have turned their backs on the fight against the religious authoritarian rule and on the way to it. A lot of blood was shed from the children of this land, the last of which crystallized in the pro-democracy movement "Woman, Life, Freedom", and this struggle continues in different ways. This book aims to analyze the historical course of democratic demands in Iran, to analyze the situation of "transition to democracy" in the era of the Islamic Republic in terms of structure (political, economic, social, cultural) and activism (government actors and non-government opposition). ) and according to the data collection through trend analysis method, determine which of the three models of transition to democracy (transition from the top-consensual transition-transition from the bottom) has more luck to be realized and then Through the SWAT matrix method, four strategies (offensive strategies - competitive strategies - conservative strategies - defensive strategies) related to the transition to democracy have been extracted, which can be used as a road map for democracy fighters to increase the success of this era and reduce its costs. take Most of the data in this book has been obtained through face-to-face interviews with more than twenty prominent university professors and experts related to the topic of "Transition to Democracy", which has added to the diversity of views and the richness of the book's content.