جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "researchers" در نشریات گروه "علوم سیاسی"

"Why and how did the Islamic Revolution of Iran win?" This is a question that has been discussed for many decades and nowadays, and various scholars have sought to answer it. So far, different approaches and generations of views about the Islamic Revolution have been born and different explanations have been given in this regard. This research focuses on the study and analysis of articles published in the four scientific journals of the Islamic Revolution in Iran, namely, the Quarterly Journal of the Islamic Revolution, the Quarterly Journal of Islamic Revolution Approaches, Quarterly Journal of the Islamic Revolution Studies, and the Quarterly of the Islamic Revolution's Research from the beginning to the end of the publications of 2018 year. The purpose of this study is to review the published articles and find out what Iranian scholars have identified as to why and how the Islamic Revolution of Iran won, and what are the characteristics of the researchers who have produced this literature? In fact, the main focus of the present study is the transformation of the field studies and how the victory of the Islamic Revolution in Iran in two areas of research knowledge and characteristics of researchers.

The relationship between research and policy making is one of great interest in the public policy field, especially since a large number of actors seek to influence the government (lobbyists, academic researchers, NGOs). These partnerships are not without difficulties, caused mainly by the many differences that remain between the worlds of researchers and policymakers. So, in addition to express the incompatibility aspects among the researchers and policy-makers, the barriers of interaction between the research and policy have been identified by documentary study. The results show these barriers can be summarized in four categories as: Ineffective communication among policy makers and researchers, non applicability of research in policy making, Lack of capacity to conduct policy research and Problems in the dissemination of research findings. Finally, recommendations for resolving these problems are presented that are useful for policy-makers and researchers.