Human Development and Its Political Implications in Governance (The Case of the Islamic Republic of Iran)

The objective of this research is to examine the political implications of human development in the context of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Utilizing the descriptive and analytical method, this article explores the definition of human development and proposes a specific formulation that highlights the connection between human development and political concepts within secondary characteristics. Following a conceptual analysis of human development, the article delves into its secondary characteristics to demonstrate how it ensues political implications. The study also includes an exploration of the relationship between human development, governance, and human security. Through a case study of the Islamic Republic of Iran, which stands out as a unique government in West Asia in terms of human development indexes, the research findings reveal that the evolution of the concept of human development has led to significant advancements across various fields