Introduction: The purpose of this study was to investigate the pathology of continuous management of urban reconstruction with a state-level, top-down, hierarchical and non-participatory, lack of communication and interaction in urban regeneration and transfer to participatory collaboration among actors in urban management (government, market, public sector, Private, civil society and citizens) with a COMMUNICATIVE, cooperative, interactive and discursive governance model for sustainable urban regeneration. With the advent of actions and the writing of communication with the sovereignty of the NETWORK, the Twin approach has emerged as the NETWORK communications management in modern management. The method of research is combination (quantitative and qualitative). Observations, interviews and questionnaires were used. This research aims to identify structural patterns of relations between the 34 formal and informal organizations associated with sustainable urban regeneration. For this purpose, the analysis of social NETWORKs and indicators of size, density, NETWORK center, reproduction, transmission, and the shortest distance between the two macro level activators were used. There are 34 characters in this NETWORK and in fact determine the social boundary of the NETWORK. A total of 1122 transmissions can occur in this NETWORK, of which only 271 occur (roughly a quarter), indicating the NETWORK's weakness and the lack of cooperation of communication NETWORKs from sustainable urban regeneration. The link between information and collaboration between the organizations studied (37%) was low and the NETWORK was in policy, coordination, management (planning, monitoring and evaluation) indicators, implementation, instrumentation, central and hierarchical facilities. Methodology: This research aims to identify structural patterns of relations between the 34 formal and informal organizations associated with sustainable urban regeneration. For this purpose, the analysis of social NETWORKs and indicators of size, density, NETWORK center, reproduction, transmission, and the shortest distance between the two macro level activators were used. There are 34 characters in this NETWORK and in fact determine the social boundary of the NETWORK. A total of 1122 transmissions can occur in this NETWORK, of which only 271 occur (roughly a quarter), indicating the NETWORK's weakness and the lack of cooperation of communication NETWORKs from sustainable urban regeneration. Results and discussion: The link between information and collaboration between the organizations studied (37%) was low and the NETWORK was in policy, coordination, management (planning, monitoring and evaluation) indicators, implementation, instrumentation, central and hierarchical facilities. urban regeneration and transfer to participatory collaboration among actors in urban management (government, market, public sector, Private, civil society and citizens) with a COMMUNICATIVE, cooperative, interactive and discursive governance model for sustainable urban regeneration. With the advent of actions and the writing of communication with the sovereignty of the NETWORK, the Twin approach has emerged as the NETWORK communications management in modern management. The method of research is combination (quantitative and qualitative). Observations, interviews and questionnaires were used. This research aims to identify structural patterns of relations between the 34 formal and informal organizations associated with sustainable urban regeneration. For this purpose, the analysis of social NETWORKs and indicators of size, density, NETWORK center, reproduction, transmission, and the shortest distance between the two macro level activators were used. Conclusion: Urban regeneration and transfer to participatory collaboration among actors in urban management (government, market, public sector, Private, civil society and citizens) with a COMMUNICATIVE, cooperative, interactive and discursive governance model for sustainable urban regeneration. With the advent of actions and the writing of communication with the sovereignty of the NETWORK, the Twin approach has emerged as the NETWORK communications management in modern management. The method of research is combination (quantitative and qualitative). Observations, interviews and questionnaires were used. This research aims to identify structural patterns of relations between the 34 formal and informal organizations associated with sustainable urban regeneration. For this purpose, the analysis of social NETWORKs and indicators of size, density, NETWORK center, reproduction, transmission, and the shortest distance between the two macro level activators were used. Urban regeneration and transfer to participatory collaboration among actors in urban management (government, market, public sector, Private, civil society and citizens) with a COMMUNICATIVE, cooperative, interactive and discursive governance model for sustainable urban regeneration. With the advent of actions and the writing of communication with the sovereignty of the NETWORK, the Twin approach has emerged as the NETWORK communications management in modern management. The method of research is combination (quantitative and qualitative). Observations, interviews and questionnaires were used. This research aims to identify structural patterns of relations between the 34 formal and informal organizations associated with sustainable urban regeneration. For this purpose, the analysis of social NETWORKs and indicators of size, density, NETWORK center, reproduction, transmission, and the shortest distance between the two macro level activators were used. Urban regeneration and transfer to participatory collaboration among actors in urban management (government, market, public sector, Private, civil society and citizens) with a COMMUNICATIVE, cooperative, interactive and discursive governance model for sustainable urban regeneration. With the advent of actions and the writing of communication with the sovereignty of the NETWORK, the Twin approach has emerged as the NETWORK communications management in modern management. The method of research is combination (quantitative and qualitative). Observations, interviews and questionnaires were used. This research aims to identify structural patterns of relations between the 34 formal and informal organizations associated with sustainable urban regeneration. For this purpose, the analysis of social NETWORKs and indicators of size, density, NETWORK center, reproduction, transmission, and the shortest distance between the two macro level activators were used. Urban regeneration and transfer to participatory collaboration among actors in urban management (government, market, public sector, Private, civil society and citizens) with a COMMUNICATIVE, cooperative, interactive and discursive governance model for sustainable urban regeneration. With the advent of actions and the writing of communication with the sovereignty of the NETWORK, the Twin approach has emerged as the NETWORK communications management in modern management. The method of research is combination (quantitative and qualitative). Observations, interviews and questionnaires were used. This research aims to identify structural patterns of relations between the 34 formal and informal organizations associated with sustainable urban regeneration.

Politics has been articulated differently within twentieth century political thought currents as followed: as a super-structure versus economic infrastructure or a minimal concern which merely should serve individual interests or a kind of domination, deception and repression. But, a narration by Habermas about politics is based on COMMUNICATIVE rationality. His thought generally refers to the critique on liberation and liberating action. Therefore, it is in the context of such a general attitude which his philosophy confronts and contradicts with the most important twentieth century thinking currents. By reconstructing the ideas of Weber, Marx and Frankfurt school in front of the comprehensive instrumental rationality, he puts forward the ideas of COMMUNICATIVE rationality and lays down the rational and philosophical bases for politics.

COMMUNICATIVE silence is one of the new discussions that have been studied in different texts of literal linguistics. This paper regarding to the roles and functions that Roman jacobson deems necessary for each of verbally COMMUNICATIVE elements, investigates eloquent silence and its functions in Shams lyrics as an absent meaningful element that remains a trace of it.The question of this research is the kind and function of those six types of silence in contrast to speech and its purpose is to find those techniques that Maulavi uses as silence to effect on receivers in order to express appoint by avoiding of saying that to have a successful relationship.Studies indicated that silence in maulavi's speech has different methods and functions and has a major role to activate audiences.

Supporting COMMUNICATIVE rights is a new legal idea in the field of communications. The article tries to introduce the decade-old idea of "COMMUNICATIVE rights." Therefore, the focus of the study is to discuss the concepts of the subject and present a documentary study on the field. Furthermore, it draws on a field study, carried out through Q methodology to determine to what extent such important issues as accessibility, ability and application of information, are considered by Iranians (experts and news writers).The findings show that Iranians' views regarding research on COMMUNICATIVE rights resemble the worldwide attitudes on the subject.

Today, due to the arrival of virtual NETWORKs, especially Telegram in our country, a new form of social relations is formed. Accordingly, the purpose of this study was to Investigate the effect of membership in the social NETWORK of Telegram Messenger on the communication identity. To accomplish this, Quantitative survey method was used for this purpose. The statistical population of the study consisted of 28, 745 young people aged between 18 and 30 years living in Tehran. Using Cochran's formula, 524 people were selected among the youth of Tehran, aged between 18 and 30, based on cluster sampling. A standard questionnaire was distributed among them. After data collection, analysis was done based on SPSS and Lisrel. The findings indicate that 83 percent of Tehrani youth are members of the Telegram, with an average of 2 hours of use per day. Telegram users spend more time in groups, and then for private and two-way communication, but in terms of time, channels have the least use among users. The results show that the use of Telegram groups, the use of private messages in the Telegram, the level of participation of users and the amount of use of Telegrams, groups and channels registered in terms of subject of social communication on the communication identity has been inversely at the confidence level was 0. 95 and 0. 99. But the use of the channel did not affect the identity of the Telegram. Keywords