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A New Understanding of Decentralization and its Position in the Laws of Development and Progress Programs; Transition from the Geographical Concept with an Emphasis on the Law of Permanent Provisions of Development Programs
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Rahim Iranshahi   , Sara Kazemi Rahimabadi |
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In line with the requirements of new governance and the necessity of using new methods in public administration processes, the concept of decentralization, by utilizing paradigmatic flexibility, is moving towards emphasizing the use of specialized regulatory institutions, institutions that are gradually distancing themselves from the original governmental concept. Public administration in Iran is no exception to this, and the laws of the development and progress program can pave the way for the realization of this concept in the country. The aim of the research is to find solutions to move towards a new decentralization in the development process of Iran through the laws of the development program. The research findings indicate that first: the new decentralization is, to a large extent, a concept intertwined with the establishment of regulatory institutions; second: these institutions must benefit from the two characteristics of institutional independence and effective participation of civil society; third: these two characteristics have a reciprocal and synergistic effect; Fourth: The regulatory institutions specified in the development laws under review lack the two aforementioned characteristics. Consequently, achieving decentralization in the country's public administration requires the creation of independent regulatory institutions in the development and progress program laws, in which the necessary grounds for effective participation of civil society are considered.
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| Keywords: Decentralization, development and progress program laws, new governance, civil society participation, independence. |
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Type of Study: Research |
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