Devrim Sonrası İran’da Siyaset: Aktörler, Stratejiler ve Gelecek

Bu makale, İran’da iktidar mücadelesi veren siyasal aktörlerin derinlikli olarak anlaşılmasını amaçlıyor. Hatemi’nin 1997’de Cumhurbaşkanı seçilmesiyle yoğunluk kazanan bu mücadelenin daha iyi anlaşılması için, 1980’lerin sonunda belirginleşen aktörlerin ve 90’larda ortaya çıkan yeni toplumsal hareketlerin analizleriyle başlamak gerekiyor. Muhafazakâr ve Reformcu gibi genel başlıkların içerisinde oluşan alt-grupları tanımlamak ve bunların iktidar mücadelesinde devreye sokabilecekleri araçları incelemek de, bu çalışma açısından önem taşıyor. Son olarak, iktidar mücadelesinin olası yönelimleri konusunda bazı mütevazı spekülasyonlar ortaya konulacak.

Politics in Post-Revolutionary Iran: Actors, Strategies and the Future

This article presents an understanding of the political universe of the actors that have been waging a power struggle in post-1979 Iran. Paying a special attention to the ever intensifying struggle since 1997 when Hatemi became the president, the article describes the political trajectories and objectives of the actors and new social movements that have been active since 1990s. Conceptualizing the main contours of contestation as Conservatives and Reformists, the article presents a theoretical framework to probe the limits and prospects of the collective and individual strategies of the two main clusters of political power in Iran. The article concludes by presenting a road map for the possible courses of action that could be chosen by Iranian political actors in the near future..

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