The application of social tolerance strategies in Islamic-Iranian governance: a meta-analysis of researches

Document Type : The Quarterly Jornal

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1 Faculty member of the Department of History and Sociology, Faculty of Social Sciences,University of Mohaghegh Ardabili

2 Assistant professor and member of the academic staff of the Department of Social Sciences, Payam Noor University, Tehran; Iran elham@pnu.ac.ir

3 PhD in Political Science-International Relations, Tabriz Azad University, mojtabaardabili95@gmail.com

4 PhD student in Cultural Sociology, Communication & Media Islamic Azad University, Tehran Branch

10.22081/jiss.2024.61985.1851

Abstract

Social orientation means tolerance, tolerance, resilience, tolerance and patience, freedom of expression, expression of opinion and consensus based on collective measures. Visionaries of the emergence of Islamic government and the continuation of religious governance; Pay attention to the principle of social tolerance. The main purpose of the research is to study the factors influencing the emergence of social tolerance in Islamic-Iranian society. The research method is quantitative meta-analysis (survey) with 2cma software using non-probability sampling method. From the statistical population of 46 documents in the period from 1383 to 1402, after screening and inclusion and exclusion criteria, 35 documents (sample size) were selected with validity and reliability. The results show that political factors (familiarity with citizenship rights, ethno-orientation, political culture, political participation); cultural (cultural intelligence, cultural capital, use of mass media, level of religiosity); psychological (moral individualism, hope for the future, relative deprivation, resilience); social (social cohesion, feeling of social discrimination, satisfaction with life, social participation) and demographic (level of education, income, socio-economic base) have been influential in social tolerance.

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Articles in Press, Accepted Manuscript
Available Online from 29 June 2024
  • Receive Date: 25 September 2021
  • Revise Date: 08 November 2023
  • Accept Date: 29 June 2024