LOCALISM/NATIONALISM ECOLOGICAL, (NEW APPROACH TO POLITICAL MANAGE THE SPACE IN IRAN)

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AFZALI R.; YARI SHEGEFTI E.; GHALIBAF M.B.

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Journal: Journal of Regional Planning Year:2013 | Volume:3 | Issue:10 Page(s): 1-13

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LOCALISM/NATIONALISM ECOLOGICAL, (NEW APPROACH TO POLITICAL MANAGE THE SPACE IN IRAN)

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AFZALI R. | YARI SHEGEFTI E. | GHALIBAF M.B. | Issue Writer Certificate

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POLITICAL MANAGEMENTQ1

SPACEQ2

NATIONALISMQ3

LOCALISMQ2

IRANQ2

IDENTITYQ2

ECOLOGICALQ2

Abstract

Since forming modern state in IRAN, there has been an attempt to create and impose a homogeneous SPACE on the national SPACE and local elites also have tried to make a unique local IDENTITY but there is not any regard to the LOCALISM relationship. This paper proposes a new approach to the political manage the SPACE in IRAN. There is anti-sense approach to issues of geopolitics violent NATIONALISM and LOCALISM divergent geographical on SPACE/political territory of IRAN. In fact, this approach provides a new and different understanding of SPACE and politics. Any change in this area causes a change in the interpretation type and new forms of understanding and dialogue in various forms in SPACE. This approach is based on responsibility for different cultural contexts. In this approach, the "other" is understood in the context of their own culture. Local/national ECOLOGICAL argument is based on the assumption that national and local SPACEs are not separated from each other, and SPACE is an area for dialogue and understanding not confrontation. In ECOLOGICAL SPACE, spatial ethical is based on multimodal communication, networking SPACEs, people and different regions of IRAN. In the SPACE, traditions and narratives of the divisions are not taken the form of competing divisions, spatial differences are not received absolutely, similarities and differences concepts are considered as comparative category, dichotomy and binary oppositions violence and people-centered in the policy and local/national SPACE are avoided. Such social contexts are different from public administration and safety SPACEs. Local/national ECOLOGICAL in general terms is based on an ongoing relationship between different minds on both national and local levels. Continuous dialogue between national strategies, local and regional demands, national integration, understanding of local and regional narratives and stories are the findings of this approach.

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AFZALI, R., YARI SHEGEFTI, E., & GHALIBAF, M.B.. (2013). LOCALISM/NATIONALISM ECOLOGICAL, (NEW APPROACH TO POLITICAL MANAGE THE SPACE IN IRAN). JOURNAL OF REGIONAL PLANNING, 3(10), 1-13. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/230499/en

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AFZALI R., YARI SHEGEFTI E., GHALIBAF M.B.. LOCALISM/NATIONALISM ECOLOGICAL, (NEW APPROACH TO POLITICAL MANAGE THE SPACE IN IRAN). JOURNAL OF REGIONAL PLANNING[Internet]. 2013;3(10):1-13. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/230499/en

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R. AFZALI, E. YARI SHEGEFTI, and M.B. GHALIBAF, “LOCALISM/NATIONALISM ECOLOGICAL, (NEW APPROACH TO POLITICAL MANAGE THE SPACE IN IRAN),” JOURNAL OF REGIONAL PLANNING, vol. 3, no. 10, pp. 1–13, 2013, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/230499/en

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