چکیده:
This article, inspired by Almond and Verba's political typology regarding "political culture," examines the political culture of the people of Mazandaran. To this end, survey methods and the selection of desired samples were used in accordance with scientific methods, such that the research results are generalizable to the entire province of Mazandaran. According to the research findings extracted from 331 samples, the cognitive dimension of the political culture of the people of Mazandaran has less strength compared to the affective and judgmental dimensions. From another perspective, the findings show that parochial or subject culture possesses a greater extent in Mazandaran compared to participant and limited political culture. Furthermore, between consensus-oriented and conflict-oriented political culture, the political culture of the people of Mazandaran shows a greater tendency toward consensus-oriented culture in the field of public policy and the foundations of the legitimacy of the political system.
خلاصه ماشینی:
The existence of general and common national coordinates, such as patriotism, trust in the people, and trust in institutions; political efficacy, meaning the belief that an individual's political actions and views can influence the political process; the sense of civic obligation, meaning what individuals feel they owe to the state, such as loyalty or patriotism; obedience to the law, prioritizing the welfare and security of one's own country and government over the security and welfare of any other country and government, are considered components and indicators of "political culture" (Rennie, 1374:92-98).
The items that were not consistent with other questions include item number 2 (those who have entered politics have a better life compared to other members of society) and number 20 (the most important current political priority of Iranian society is?) and number 21 (In your opinion, what are the most important priorities of the Islamic Republic of Iran system at present?) and number 25 (In the event of disagreements, which behavior do you prioritize regarding your political predecessors?) and number 26 (In your opinion, in the current conditions, which of the mentioned solutions are used more?) were removed, and the results were obtained as follows: A) First Typology As mentioned in the discussion of the conceptual framework, from one perspective, political culture can be classified into three molds: cognitive, emotional or affective, and judgment regarding public policy and the political system.
Ehsani, Ahmad (1378) A Comparative Study of the Political Culture of the People of Iran Before and After the Islamic Revolution, supervised by Hamid Ahmadi, Tehran: Baqir al-Ulum (AS) Institute of Higher Education, Master's degree (Unpublished).
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