Cohort Study of Value Changes in Iran (Secondary Analysis of 4th and 7th Wave Data in the World Values Survey)

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Shiri Hamed

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Journal: JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGICAL RESEARCH Year:2022 | Volume:11 | Issue:20 Page(s): 197-224

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Cohort Study of Value Changes in Iran (Secondary Analysis of 4th and 7th Wave Data in the World Values Survey)

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Generational StudyQ4

Generational TransitionQ4

Values and AttitudesQ4

Value ChangesQ4

IranQ4

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This article studies the value and attitude changes in the Generational Transition of the last two decades in Iran. Its theoretical and conceptual approach is based on Inglehart’s post-modernization theory, cultural globalization, and social constructivism theory. Methodologically, the study was conducted using the documentary method and secondary analysis, and it is also one of the longitudinal studies that tries to measure the Value Changes in Iranian society in the 20-year Generational Transition, based on the 4th and 7th wave data in the World Values Survey (WVS). The findings indicate that there has been no change in some Values and Attitudes, in the 20-year Generational Transition, and in others, there are generational differences, although these changes does not follow a general pattern. In the past, topics such as “friends” and today, such as “leisure” and “politics” have become more important. As much as egalitarian gender attitudes, democratic political culture, and liberal tendencies are seen in one generation, so are patriarchal, non-democratic and Socialist values seen in that generation. Nevertheless, there are signs of value inversion in this Generational Transition.

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