Hadi Noori
Biographic Data
| ID | 3593631 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hadi Noori |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hadi |
| FAMILY NAME | Noori |
| SIGNATURE | NOORI H |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Guilan |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7704-0575 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
D1.3 - A gonioreflectometer for the measurement of bidirectional reflectance distribution functions in the thermal infrared
Postcolonial Reading of Identity in the Thought of Mohammad Mossadegh: Emphasizing the Method of Deconstruction
Mohammad Mossadegh is known as a nationalist and anti-colonialist leader in the dominant narrative of Iran’s contemporary history. Is Mossadegh’s thought a reflection of colonial discourse or anti-colonial resistance? What is the idea of self and other in Mohammad Mossadegh’s thought? To answer this question, deconstructive analysis is used to segregate the text structure of Mossadegh’s letters, and postcolonial theories are used to interpret the…
The State and the Class in Qajar Iran, 1794-1925
The form of the relationship between the state and social class throughout the history of Iran has always been explained by theories of the ‘Asiatic mode of production’ and ‘Oriental Despotism’. According to these theories, the power of the state is unlimited and it has all classes under its control. Meanwhile, many historical data of the Qajar era question this point of view and represent a situation in which various social forces limit the powe…
Women's Citizenship Rights in Iran between Two Revolutions
The main question of the present article is ‘Which logic of historical development did women's citizenship rights in Iran between the Constitutional Revolution and the Islamic Revolution follow?’ Does the course of events represent temporary movements or are they part of a historical trajectory that led to a change in the social position, that is, women's citizenship rights until the revolution of 1978? In examining this issue, the test of theory…
Social capital and structural disadvantages: A case of Community‐Driven Development program in Afghanistan
This paper analyzes and uses the National Solidarity Program (NSP) Afghanistan as a case study to question the idea of social capital building for poverty reduction. Specifically, it explores how development policy has been decoupled from its intended objectives as it hit the existing friction in the ground. The data draws from poor household experience in three different provinces of Afghanistan to assess how poor household is integrated into NS…
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), Government Reform, and Their Role in Economic Development and the Rise of the Middle Classes in East and Southeast Asia
Since the 1990s, East and Southeast Asian countries have experienced significant economic growth, leading to the expansion of the middle classes. Some scholars have attributed this economic development to cultural and political factors such as technocrat leaders, ethnic tolerance, or even Confucianism. Other researchers have only mentioned economic variables, such as free market, regional unions, and export-oriented policies. This paper does not …
Social capital and structural disadvantages: A case of Community‐Driven Development program in Afghanistan
This paper analyzes and uses the National Solidarity Program (NSP) Afghanistan as a case study to question the idea of social capital building for poverty reduction. Specifically, it explores how development policy has been decoupled from its intended objectives as it hit the existing friction in the ground. The data draws from poor household experience in three different provinces of Afghanistan to assess how poor household is integrated into NS…
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), Government Reform, and Their Role in Economic Development and the Rise of the Middle Classes in East and Southeast Asia
Since the 1990s, East and Southeast Asian countries have experienced significant economic growth, leading to the expansion of the middle classes. Some scholars have attributed this economic development to cultural and political factors such as technocrat leaders, ethnic tolerance, or even Confucianism. Other researchers have only mentioned economic variables, such as free market, regional unions, and export-oriented policies. This paper does not …
Social capital and structural disadvantages: A case of Community‐Driven Development program in Afghanistan
This paper analyzes and uses the National Solidarity Program (NSP) Afghanistan as a case study to question the idea of social capital building for poverty reduction. Specifically, it explores how development policy has been decoupled from its intended objectives as it hit the existing friction in the ground. The data draws from poor household experience in three different provinces of Afghanistan to assess how poor household is integrated into NS…
Postcolonial Reading of Identity in the Thought of Mohammad Mossadegh: Emphasizing the Method of Deconstruction
Mohammad Mossadegh is known as a nationalist and anti-colonialist leader in the dominant narrative of Iran’s contemporary history. Is Mossadegh’s thought a reflection of colonial discourse or anti-colonial resistance? What is the idea of self and other in Mohammad Mossadegh’s thought? To answer this question, deconstructive analysis is used to segregate the text structure of Mossadegh’s letters, and postcolonial theories are used to interpret the…
The State and the Class in Qajar Iran, 1794-1925
The form of the relationship between the state and social class throughout the history of Iran has always been explained by theories of the ‘Asiatic mode of production’ and ‘Oriental Despotism’. According to these theories, the power of the state is unlimited and it has all classes under its control. Meanwhile, many historical data of the Qajar era question this point of view and represent a situation in which various social forces limit the powe…
Women's Citizenship Rights in Iran between Two Revolutions
The main question of the present article is ‘Which logic of historical development did women's citizenship rights in Iran between the Constitutional Revolution and the Islamic Revolution follow?’ Does the course of events represent temporary movements or are they part of a historical trajectory that led to a change in the social position, that is, women's citizenship rights until the revolution of 1978? In examining this issue, the test of theory…
D1.3 - A gonioreflectometer for the measurement of bidirectional reflectance distribution functions in the thermal infrared
Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Islamic Studies and History (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Development economics (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · History (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law (2 works)