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Structural and Software Requirements in the Revolutionary System
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Hamed Teimouri    , Faezeh Momeni |
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| Revolutionism is the central signifier in the management cycle of the New Islamic Civilization, manifesting itself throughout all stages of system-building, state-building, and society-building. Accordingly, incorporating revolutionism as an integral component is regarded as a necessary condition for the dynamism of the system and a firm requirement for the realization of Islamic governance. The present study aims to elucidate the structural and software requirements of the theory of the “Revolutionary System” and to present its strategic implications in the sphere of governance. The main research question is: What are the structural and software requirements for the realization and continuity of the Revolutionary System, and how can they be institutionalized within structures? In terms of purpose, this study is fundamental-applied and was conducted using a qualitative approach and the documentary analysis method. The data were collected through the purposive extraction of material from high-level policy documents and statements of the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution and were analyzed using coding mechanisms, including open and axial coding. The findings indicate that the continuation of the Revolutionary System requires seven fundamental imperatives: “structural dynamism and flexibility,” “a participatory and decentralized structure,” “the determining role of values,” “rationality and justice-centeredness,” “ethical orientation and a people-based approach,” “endogeneity and resilience,” and “a knowledge-based and creativity-driven orientation.” Finally, in order to move beyond the abstract level, the present study proposes strategic and policy requirements for each of these imperatives to facilitate their implementation in institutional procedures, the bureaucratic structure, and the country’s communications management. |
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| Keywords: Theory of the Revolutionary System, Strategic Management, Islamic Governance, Structural Requirements, New Islamic Civilization, Statement on the Second Phase of the Revolution. |
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Type of Study: Research |
Received: 2026/07/13 | Accepted: 2026/08/23 | Published: 2026/08/26
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