 The Role of England in Post-Constitutional Transformations from the Jonnob Newspaper's View

The Constitutional Revolution is one of the most important transformations in contemporary Iranian history in the present century, and the opposition of the Russian domination and influence over Iran and, at the same time, marginalizing the British were among the reasons for British support for Iran's constitution. With the realization of the constitution and with the change in Russian and British world policies, Britain has joined the constitutional opposition. In the present study, which is organized by an analytical-analytical method, based on the Jonnob Newspaper, the Jonnob Newspaper's views on this change of policy are examined. The study seeks to answer the question of what were the reasons for this newspaper's opposition to the British after the constitution. The findings suggest that the British economic interests were organized in the form of treaties and contracts such as the Lynch Contract and the 1907 Contract. Lack of attention to the territorial integrity of Iran, the distribution and smuggling of weapons in the southern areas, and the wake of Iranians after the constitution were effective in the fight against colonial contracts and privileges in opposing the newspaper's editors, and in this way, by presenting analytical studies, they analyzed the opposition to British policies.