The formation process of modern İran political and social transformations in Iran in the second half of the 20th century

The 1906 constitutional revolution showed that the Iranians were ready to end the absolutist monarchy and to establish a constitution that could limit the power of the monarchy.The 1979 revolution proved that the Iranians were tired of the Shah's policies and corruption in the monarchic system.When Iran encountered economic instability, unequal social and economic development, and various other problems that could not be fully explained by simple economic or structurally based approaches, both of these revolutions revealed that Iranians chose revolutionary transformation through mass mobilization instead of accepting such frustrations with the system.The key to understanding why Iranian masses have mobilized so often over the past century will be possible through careful analysis of Iran's political culture.Based on contemporary empirical evidence, the cultural foundations of the Iranian revolutionary worldview, combined with the long history of monarchism, will be questioned with this work we have conducted and the construction process of the Modern Iranian State will be examined.