Gradual transformation of public interest theory and its status in Iranian constitution law
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RechtPhilosophie
Law
Philosophy
Recht
Philosophie, Theologie
Philosophy, Ethics, Religion
Law
Rechtsphilosophie
Verfassung
Iran
öffentliches Interesse
Regierung
Recht
Gesetz
Iran
act
government
philosophy of law
constitution
law
public interest
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Public interest theory in governance and its reflection in Constitution Law are recently emerging in public law literature. Its concept and function differs country-by-country based on governing ideology of the society. Liberal states usually construe this theory by considering individual orientation and social states by society priority. The concept of public interest and the mechanism to achieve it in law and ethics philosophy in general and in Iranian Constitution in particular is a disputing discussion. We assume that any school construes public interest by its selected ideology in law philosophy and political theory. Likewise, by Iranian Constitution Law, it is perceived that respecting expediency especially "system expediency" has broad usage in governance especially upon revolution. Although respecting customary expediency does not seem so surprising.Date
2018-04-11Type
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http://www.scipress.com/ILSHS.62.91.pdf
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https://doi.org/10.18052/www.scipress.com/ILSHS.62.91
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