Islamic law and governance in contemporary Iran : Transcending Islam for social, economic, and political order

By:

Tamadonfar Mehran

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Publication details: London Lexington Books 2017Description: 361pISBN:

9781498507585

Subject(s):

1. Politics & Government - Iran2. Constitutional Law 3. Law - Islamic Influences

DDC classification:

342.550000 TAM

Contents:

Table of contents Introduction Part I: The Islamic Worldview Chapter One: Islam, Politics, and the Law Part II: The Legal Framework of the Islamic Republic of Iran Chapter Two: Constitutionalism Chapter Three: Islamization of the Law Part III: The Polity in the Islamic Republic of Iran Chapter Four: Civil Society in Iranian Political Life Chapter Five: The Supreme Leader (Vali-e Faqih or Rahbar) Chapter Six: The Governmental System: Power Imbalances and Extraordinary Checks Chapter Seven: Nuclear and Missile Programs, Policies, and the Sanctions Regime Conclusion

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Table of contents
Introduction
Part I: The Islamic Worldview
Chapter One: Islam, Politics, and the Law
Part II: The Legal Framework of the Islamic Republic of Iran
Chapter Two: Constitutionalism
Chapter Three: Islamization of the Law
Part III: The Polity in the Islamic Republic of Iran
Chapter Four: Civil Society in Iranian Political Life
Chapter Five: The Supreme Leader (Vali-e Faqih or Rahbar)
Chapter Six: The Governmental System: Power Imbalances and Extraordinary Checks
Chapter Seven: Nuclear and Missile Programs, Policies, and the Sanctions Regime
Conclusion

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