Presentation of a Model for Factors Affecting the Participation of Elites in the Process of Formulation of the Public Policymaking of the Islamic Republic of Iran

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Ramzanpour Danial; abdolhamid mahdi; REZAEIAN ALI

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Journal: PUBLIC MANAGEMENT RESEARCHES Year:2020 | Volume:12 | Issue:46 Page(s): 37-67

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Presentation of a Model for Factors Affecting the Participation of Elites in the Process of Formulation of the Public Policymaking of the Islamic Republic of Iran

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Ramzanpour Danial | abdolhamid mahdi | REZAEIAN ALI | Issue Writer Certificate

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Islamic Republic of IranQ1

Public policiesQ1

ElitesQ1

ParticipationQ2

DEMATELQ1

Abstract

By considering the subject of the promotion of rationality for public policymaking in the Islamic Republic of Iran, the present research has been conducted through the Participation of Elites in the formulation of public policymaking. Accordingly, the question of what is the pattern of factors influencing elite Participation in the process of formulating Public policies of the Islamic Republic of Iran has been the main issue of this study. The present research is a mixed method (qualitative-quantitative). At first and in the position of data gathering, researchers extracted 18 factors affecting the Participation of Elites in the process of formulation of the public policymaking of the Islamic Republic of Iran through library studies and, subsequently, content analysis of the previous studies. Then, and in the second step of the analysis, the researchers referred to 15 living experts in the Islamic Republic of Iran system by employing the DEMATEL method. Research findings indicate that the establishment of educational, researching, and technological networks among universities, researching institutes and administrative organization is the most influential factor and modifying national socio-political behavior has become the most dependent factor. The current research can be regarded as a basis of action on behalf of policymakers in order to attract the Participation of Elites in the public policymaking system.

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Ramzanpour, Danial, abdolhamid, mahdi, & REZAEIAN, ALI. (2020). Presentation of a Model for Factors Affecting the Participation of Elites in the Process of Formulation of the Public Policymaking of the Islamic Republic of Iran. PUBLIC MANAGEMENT RESEARCHES, 12(46 ), 37-67. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/373206/en

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Ramzanpour Danial, abdolhamid mahdi, REZAEIAN ALI. Presentation of a Model for Factors Affecting the Participation of Elites in the Process of Formulation of the Public Policymaking of the Islamic Republic of Iran. PUBLIC MANAGEMENT RESEARCHES[Internet]. 2020;12(46 ):37-67. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/373206/en

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Danial Ramzanpour, mahdi abdolhamid, and ALI REZAEIAN, “Presentation of a Model for Factors Affecting the Participation of Elites in the Process of Formulation of the Public Policymaking of the Islamic Republic of Iran,” PUBLIC MANAGEMENT RESEARCHES, vol. 12, no. 46 , pp. 37–67, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/373206/en

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