Ph. D. Ali Amiri, Mr Hojat Naderi,
Volume 20, Issue 58 (9-2020)
Abstract
For many coastal countries, maritime supremacy has always been a major concern of their grand strategies. The existence of islands is one of the most important means to acquisition of maritime supremacy in maritime territories. Iran, Due to its maritime position, has many islands in the Persian Gulf, the most important of which are the Triple islands (Greater Tunb, Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa). The political issue of the United Arab Emirates' claim to the islands and their very strategic position has made these islands very important in the Persian Gulf maritime supremacy. Therefore, the analysis of how these islands affect Iran's maritime supremacy is considered as the main issue of this paper. Here, the method of data collection is library and documentary. Then, the collected data were analyzed by qualitative- inferential method. The results show that the Triple islands in various ways have expaned the Iranian maritime supremacy and have helped to stabilization Iran's maritime supremacy in the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz. These islands have increased the Iran’s Maritime supremacy by extension Iran's maritime sovereignty under international maritime law and the FIR line, located adjacent to the Hormuz International Waterway, defination maritime traffic Corridors, and playing the role of Warship in Iran's naval navy.
Newsha Akbari, Alireza Andalib, Shirin Toghyani, Mahmood Mohamadi,
Volume 21, Issue 61 (6-2021)
Abstract
The purpose of the present study was to identify legal challenges to the implementation of regeneretional goals in areas of urban decay, including those that were selected as pilot sites for the implementation of regeneretional goals after the recent laws on regeneretion. In order to investigate the challenges of implementing regeneretional goals, first the theoretical basis of the research is formulated the necessary process in urban decay legislation, then a questionnaire based on the necessary indices in each dimension and based on the opinions of 50 experts from the Organization for Development. Reproductive Company and Friedman's one-sample t-test and analysis of the effect of different dimensions on the realization of regeneretional goals in the laws and by developing the desirable criteria of legal goals based on the views of the professors and Delphi method, content validity of the later rules. The results indicate that measures taken by the redevelopment laws in the Sirus neighborhood have indirectly driven groups of residents to the outskirts of the city. This challenge stems from the imbalance between property rights and citizenship rights and the public interest. The emphasis on land acquisition and liberalization and the implementation of regeneretion projects have neglected the provision of public and collective benefits and created challenges in other social, economic and managerial dimensions, and the failure to achieve regeneretion goals. Therefore, by presenting strategies to strengthen the theoretical and fundamental dimension of the subject of civil rights, the research aims to provide the necessary framework for reforming the legislative process and providing a platform for the implementation of regeneretional goals.
Ghodrat Zare Andarian, Hossein Zabihi, Saeid Kardar,
Volume 23, Issue 69 (6-2023)
Abstract
Citizenship is a set of rights and duties a citizen enjoys because of his or her country of residence. Municipal law is a set of laws, rules and regulations that govern the interconnection of citizens and city departments in local and urban affairs, and explain the duties of overseers of councils, municipalities, and other city institutions; And planners 'and architects' awareness of the rights of citizens is one of the influential components in the process of urban architecture planning which is discussed in this article. Contemporary theories of urban law have led to a new military framework based on the concept of "right to the city" about urban life; if general framework can be understood in the context of the general concept of "right to the city", the following formulation from the Eiken set of laws on the concept of citizenship. It provided the architectural and urban planning rights: 1. the right to allocate; 2. the right to participate; 3. the right to centralization; Right of residence The right to habitation; 6. The right to individualization in socialization. Finally, the relationship between these components and their characteristics with the degree of their relevance and relationship with architectural and urban rights is presented.
