Taghi Azadarmaki
Biographic Data
| ID | 250026 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Taghi Azadarmaki |
| GIVEN NAMES | Taghi |
| FAMILY NAME | Azadarmaki |
| SIGNATURE | AZADARMAKI T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Tehran |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 48 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Sexual Dissatisfaction in a Sample of Married Iranian Women
Support for Democracy in Iran
This article presents the first systematic analysis of support for democracy in the Islamic Republic of Iran and contributes to the scholarly literature on popular views of democracy in an authoritarian regime. It reaches three main findings. First, religiosity is strongly and negatively related with support for democracy. Second, education and age indirectly affect support for democracy; their effects are mediated through satisfaction with regim…
Religiosity and Islamic Rule in Iran
We investigate the relationship between religiosity and support for Islamic rule in the Islamic Republic of Iran (IRI). Are high levels of religiosity associated with an ideology characterized by clerical rule, supremacy of Islamic law, and state enforcement of Islam? The data come from a random sampling survey conducted in Tehran in August 2003. It covers a range of questions on religiosity, social, and political attitudes, and has a sample of 4…
Religious Participation among Muslims: Iranian Exceptionalism
Families in Iran: Changes, Challenges and Future
The expression of Iranian family is viewed more from its descriptive aspect than from an analytical one. Iranian families have historically been more religious and have been organized with regards to religious interpretations coming from Zoroastrianism and Islam practitionres. In such families, marriage and reproduction are of a significant value. Parents along with their children are established in a network of kinship relations and most issues …
Institutional Configurations and Trust in Religious Institutions in Muslim Societies
Support for Democracy in Iran
This article presents the first systematic analysis of support for democracy in the Islamic Republic of Iran and contributes to the scholarly literature on popular views of democracy in an authoritarian regime. It reaches three main findings. First, religiosity is strongly and negatively related with support for democracy. Second, education and age indirectly affect support for democracy; their effects are mediated through satisfaction with regim…
Religious Participation among Muslims: Iranian Exceptionalism
Families in Iran: Changes, Challenges and Future
The expression of Iranian family is viewed more from its descriptive aspect than from an analytical one. Iranian families have historically been more religious and have been organized with regards to religious interpretations coming from Zoroastrianism and Islam practitionres. In such families, marriage and reproduction are of a significant value. Parents along with their children are established in a network of kinship relations and most issues …
Religiosity and Islamic Rule in Iran
We investigate the relationship between religiosity and support for Islamic rule in the Islamic Republic of Iran (IRI). Are high levels of religiosity associated with an ideology characterized by clerical rule, supremacy of Islamic law, and state enforcement of Islam? The data come from a random sampling survey conducted in Tehran in August 2003. It covers a range of questions on religiosity, social, and political attitudes, and has a sample of 4…
Institutional Configurations and Trust in Religious Institutions in Muslim Societies
Religious Participation among Muslims: Iranian Exceptionalism
Families in Iran: Changes, Challenges and Future
The expression of Iranian family is viewed more from its descriptive aspect than from an analytical one. Iranian families have historically been more religious and have been organized with regards to religious interpretations coming from Zoroastrianism and Islam practitionres. In such families, marriage and reproduction are of a significant value. Parents along with their children are established in a network of kinship relations and most issues …
Religiosity and Islamic Rule in Iran
We investigate the relationship between religiosity and support for Islamic rule in the Islamic Republic of Iran (IRI). Are high levels of religiosity associated with an ideology characterized by clerical rule, supremacy of Islamic law, and state enforcement of Islam? The data come from a random sampling survey conducted in Tehran in August 2003. It covers a range of questions on religiosity, social, and political attitudes, and has a sample of 4…
Sexual Dissatisfaction in a Sample of Married Iranian Women
Support for Democracy in Iran
This article presents the first systematic analysis of support for democracy in the Islamic Republic of Iran and contributes to the scholarly literature on popular views of democracy in an authoritarian regime. It reaches three main findings. First, religiosity is strongly and negatively related with support for democracy. Second, education and age indirectly affect support for democracy; their effects are mediated through satisfaction with regim…
Sociology (6 works) · Islam (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Religion and Society Interactions (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Gender Studies (2 works)