Political Motives and National Suppositions in Constitutional Revolution (Case Study:Changing the Parliament's Name)
Moradi Mehdi
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Moradi Mehdi
Abstract
The formation of parliament and acceptance a kind of parliament system by Mozaffar – al – Din shah, Was a result of Constitution Movement. This Parliament in the first command in its formation didn’t have specific name. In the next command the parliament was named. Islamic Parliament and the last command - four days later – were named the National Parliament. Research about these changes of names, showed that political motives from pessimism of supports of constitution on governmental functionaries on one side, and afraid of confiscate by opponents on the other side. This Article wants to explain the effects of political motives on these changes.
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The formation of parliament and acceptance a kind of parliament system by Mozaffar – al – Din shah, Was a result of Constitution Movement. This Parliament in the first command in its formation didn’t have specific name. In the next command the parliament was named. Islamic Parliament and the last command - four days later – were named the National Parliament. Research about these changes of names, showed that political motives from pessimism of supports of constitution on governmental functionaries on one side, and afraid of confiscate by opponents on the other side. This Article wants to explain the effects of political motives on these changes.
Key concepts: Parliament, Constitution, Political science, Law, Politics, Political system, Democracy