Iran Societal Assessment
Societal Assessment
The RAND document shows that a powerful country is one that is able to take decisions that make it economically productive for many years to come. And to gain this productivity the country requires a combination of state and societal strength
Hence this shows the significance of the societal aspect of any country's power in the world.
SOCIETAL OVERVIEW: the Iranian population is one of the most rapidly increasing populations. At the start of the twentieth century Iranian population was estimated to be around 5 million but the actual numbers showed a figure of 10 million, twice the projected size. Each consecutive census shows that this fast paced trend has since continued on its path as it is. By 1956 had seen an increase of approximately 9 million while in the next 3 decades the population rise was around 16 million. This humungous increase was due to the large number of Afghan refugees who crossed the border in Iran to escape the Afghan-Russia war. UN estimations had placed future population figures at, 54.6 million in 1990 and around 114 million in the year 2025
. Till the mid of 2011, the actual population size stood at 78 million or 78,868,711, making it the 18 most populated nation of the world. It has many of its neighbors like Pakistan, India, China and Bangladesh above it in this list. Iran's population growth rate is around 1.247% which places it on the 93rd place in the world which is quiet low when compared to the rates of its fellow Muslim countries, like Qatar which stands at the first place with a 5% growth every year. Similarly UAE has a rate of 3.06%, Gaza 3.11%, Bahrain 2.65% and immediate neighbors Iraq 2.35%, Afghanistan 2.22%....
IRAN POLITICAL OVERVIEW: The former Persia became present day Iran on April 1st 1979. Before that Persia was a Monarchy and its last ruler was Shah Muhammad Reza Pahlavi. He lost favor with the people and the religious clerics of the country. The clerics chose to exile Pahlavi and establish a theocracy. Theocracy refers to a government type where majority of decision making and political power is in the hands of
Management of Technology in Developing Countries Such as Iran Technology management arrangements of developing countries vary from those of first world ones. The requirement for skill in these states is not growing from within, but somewhat cropping up from new wares imported from first world countries. Technological growth in addition does not consequence from inner data and research, but resulting upon the technology transmission from abroad. In these environments, technology management
Iran Country Vulnerability Assessment Outlook Each country has extent of constraints during their development. Iran has suffered similar issues by virtue of being among the developing country. It has also been countries that require not only acquiring, but retaining its power to guard its resources. The country has also been surrounded by powerful governments of Iraq and Afghanistan which have been a threat to Iran. Iran's system of government is theocratic, meaning
Iran Country Assessment -- Economic Assessment Iran Country Economic Assessment Economic Assessment Like many other Islamic countries in the Middle East region, Iran's economy is heavily dependent upon its oil and natural gas resources. According to an estimate, oil and natural gas exports contribute more than 80% of the total export revenues for the country. Tehran; being the business hub for the country, has the highest population, employment opportunities, and industrial setups[footnoteRef:1]. The
Iran Military Assessment Military Assessment MILITARY OVERVIEW: The Cold War era and the arms race started in that time has made countries aware of the importance of maintaining a reasonable arsenal of weapons, specially attaining independence in manufacturing and assemblage of weapons. Many countries, starting with Korea started focusing on development of a strong defense industrial base. Establishment of this not just allows a country to gain relative independence in manufacturing of
There is a definite chance that both parties could resolve the prolonged conflict successfully if they find and act on ways to be in command of their shared lack of trust. On the other hand, if the conflict is seen in terms of a neoliberal point-of-view, Israel's military efficiency and powerfulness is a great threat for Israelis. To cut a long story short, the main goal on which all
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