Naw'sāzī va digargūnī (1335 -1357): Persiska (Farsi) 1398

The middle years of the 1330s to the end of the 1350s are pivotal period in the contemporary history of Iran. During this period, the dependence of the economy on agriculture was reduced and industry found an important place in this structure. Urbanization grew rapidly, the access of urban dwellers to education and health was facilitated and the government managed to bring under its rule many parts of social and cultural life in the country that were out of reach before this period. The present book deals with the transformation of the family institution as a result of these changes. Both the Iranian government and those foreign forces that encouraged it to adopt policies that led to these changes all insisted on the reliance of these programs on the theory of modernization or modernization. Therefore, in this book, the same theory is the framework for measuring the impact of these programs on the institution of the family. The result of the work is the evaluation of the impact of social modernization on the institution of the family, as well as the evaluation of the theory of modernization as an ideology.