Makātib-i Siyāsī: Persiska (Farsi) 1400

Since the formation and naming of most political schools took place in the West, and these schools circulated in other societies with the same or sometimes other names. The Latin alphabetical order was the criterion for compiling this work. Accordingly, first, along with the English phonetic spelling of each word, its Persian phonetic spelling, which is often the most common and in some cases the only equivalent of that school, is mentioned, and then the existing Persian equivalent or equivalents are mentioned. After that, brief explanations of each entry are given. In these explanations, the basic idea was to limit ourselves to a brief introduction of each school and to maintain the boundary of this work with books on political thought that have dealt with only a few schools in a historical and detailed manner. At the same time, an attempt was made to raise some inter-thematic points and categories related to the discussions and lessons of political thought, political theories, the foundations of politics and political sociology, and...