Perception of Justice in political participation (Case - study: Presidency in I.R.Iran)

• Main Authors: Mahmood Shafiee, Ramin Madadlou
• Format: Article
• Language: fas
• Published: Imam Sadiq University 2019-04-01
• Series: دانش سیاسی
• Subjects: political culture; political participation; political justice; complex equality; i.r.iran presidency
• Online Access: http://pkn.journals.isu.ac.ir/article_2610_ab8c128cfd989d41a11aba5f94802ea0.pdf

The issue of this research is that in today's Iranian society and in the opinion of the people, which one of domination of the social goods on the realm of politics is justice? Using Michael Walzer's theory of Complex Equality, the authors of this study designed a questionnaire to identify the perception of Iranians of the social “goods” dominating the political participation as a subset of politics in the contemporary Iranian society, from among three social goods: wealth, kinship, and knowledge. using elite perspectives on social justice and political science with Delphi method, researchers designed a questionnaire to understand the people's view of the dominant social good in the realm of politics, from the three social goods of wealth, kinship, and knowledge. The target population of this study was Iranians over 20 years of age living in the country and the sample population was determined using the Cochran formula of 271 people. After data analysis, the authors concluded that people are more inclined toward the social good of knowledge regarding political participation compared to the other two. However, in terms of the sample population, wealth played a stronger role in political participation. Moreover, the Islamic Republic of Iran has become closer to a just society in terms of kinship compared to the other two social goods.