The Functional Model of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council (SNSC/SHOAM) in National Security Governance: Prioritizing the Guiding Role and Limiting Executive Intervention

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Abdollahi Ziyaoddini Mehdi; Reyhani Alireza

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Journal: Strategic Studies Quarterly Year:2023 | Volume:26 | Issue:1 Page(s): 37-65

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Title

The Functional Model of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council (SNSC/SHOAM) in National Security Governance: Prioritizing the Guiding Role and Limiting Executive Intervention

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Abdollahi Ziyaoddini Mehdi | Reyhani Alireza | Issue Writer Certificate

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Iran

Governance

Supreme National Security Council (SNSC/SHOAM)

National Security

Abstract

This study aims to develop a functional model of the Supreme National Security Council (SNSC/SHOAM) in the National Security Governance of the Islamic Republic of Iran. The authors have attempted to represent and prioritize the dimensions, components, and effectiveness criteria of the council. A combined approach and factor analysis method was used to construct the model. Research data was collected through documentary-comparative techniques, expert interviews, and questionnaires. The research findings reveal a functional model with 46 criteria, which are prioritized into the following seven components: policy-making, rule-making, overseeing, arbitrating, coordinating, managing crisis, and supporting. These seven components fall under the three functions mentioned in the constitution, namely “policy determination”, “affairs coordination”, and “threat counteraction”.

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