چکیده:
Although the political development is a complicated process influenced by different factors. Considering the specific conditions of Iran society and the effects of behavior and approaches taken by capable people in the evolution and changes in this country the role played by the elites has been high lighted in the process of Iran political development. So the main question in this paper is that how the opinion agreement of governing political elites influenced he process of Iran political development during 76-1384 and how important it was.The research findings suggest that political development as the axis of reform thought. In addition to governing structural and legal challenges(external obstacles), even in reformist party itself never found a systematic agreed, and applicable concept and definition, its mechanism, components, and indices was not specific and the issue of opinion disagreement and conflict. Remained as a continuous process in country political environment, as if the conflict and discussion is a par of political culture governing among Iran political elites
خلاصه ماشینی:
Consensus of Political Elites and Political Development (1997-2005) Kamran Rahmani 1- Dr. Alireza Azghandi 2- Dr. Majid Tavassoli Roknabadi 3- Dr. 4 Sadegh Zibakalam Date of Receipt: 2016/12/14 - Date of Acceptance: 2017/01/11 Abstract: Although political development is a complex process influenced by various factors and elements, given the specific conditions of Iranian society and the role of the behavior and approaches of capable individuals in the transformations of this country, the role of elites in the process of political development in Iran has become prominent.
The findings of this research indicate that political development, as the axis of reformist thought, in addition to the prevailing structural and legal challenges (external obstacles), never achieved a systematic concept and definition subject to consensus and implementation within the reformist faction itself; its mechanisms, components, and indicators were not specified, and the issue of lack of consensus and conflict remained as a continuous phenomenon in the country's political atmosphere, as if conflict and dispute are part of the prevailing political culture among Iran's political elites.
(Mahboobani, 171:1387) The members of the scientific committee of the conference on the Challenges and Prospects of Iran's Development, with serious emphasis on the issue of stability and continuity of security, have considered the realization of stability in the political and economic spheres conditional on factors including consensus among elites, who are representatives of various political forces and factions of the country.
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