Political Sociology of Electoral Behavior in Kurdistan Province (First to Twelfth Presidential Elections)

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KARIMI MALEH ALI; tabarsouteh Mohammad Salman

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Journal: JOURNAL OF THE SOCIETY OF IRAN'S SOCIAL PROBLEMS Year:2019 | Volume:8 | Issue:1 Page(s): 0-0

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Political Sociology of Electoral Behavior in Kurdistan Province (First to Twelfth Presidential Elections)

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KARIMI MALEH ALI | tabarsouteh Mohammad Salman | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

Kurdish regions

Iran

political participation

electoral behavior

public trust

Abstract

Kurdistan province is in the midst of traditional and progressive provinces, with a multitude of social-human capital, with regard to development indicators. The properties of these societies in a matter such as elections are such that elections are an opportunity and a way for them to practice political-social. Over the past few years, the promise of various presidential candidates, along with the influence of the media and raising the level of awareness of the people of the region, has led to a reduction in the participation gap and people asking for their legitimate demands from the government and despite the lack of security in The region and media outlets of Muand will also be more involved in distributing the political power of the country. In this research, we will address the political sociology of electoral behavior in Kurdistan province from the first to the twelfth presidential elections. The necessity of this research is that it can lead to the continued public participation of the people of this province in the political structure and easily eliminate the national and regional risks in the area and provide a new image of security by increasing the absorption capacities in the border regions And tribesmen in Iran. Therefore, using an analytical-descriptive method, trying to address the main question of what factors affect election behavior in the province of Kurdistan? , the electoral behavior of the people of this province in the presidential election since the Islamic Revolution has so far Review and strategies for the continuation of Kurdish public participation in the political structure of Iran.

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KARIMI MALEH, ALI, & tabarsouteh, Mohammad Salman. (2019). Political Sociology of Electoral Behavior in Kurdistan Province (First to Twelfth Presidential Elections). JOURNAL OF THE SOCIETY OF IRAN'S SOCIAL PROBLEMS, 8(1 ), 0-0. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/354629/en

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KARIMI MALEH ALI, tabarsouteh Mohammad Salman. Political Sociology of Electoral Behavior in Kurdistan Province (First to Twelfth Presidential Elections). JOURNAL OF THE SOCIETY OF IRAN'S SOCIAL PROBLEMS[Internet]. 2019;8(1 ):0-0. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/354629/en

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ALI KARIMI MALEH, and Mohammad Salman tabarsouteh, “Political Sociology of Electoral Behavior in Kurdistan Province (First to Twelfth Presidential Elections),” JOURNAL OF THE SOCIETY OF IRAN'S SOCIAL PROBLEMS, vol. 8, no. 1 , pp. 0–0, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/354629/en

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