The Implementation Model of National Mobilization Strategy in the Leap Forward Achievements in Science and Technology of IRI Based on the Second Phase Statement

Document Type : Original Article

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1 PhD student in Military Strategic Management, National Defense University, Tehran, Iran

2 Professor and faculty member of the National Defense University

3 Professor and faculty member of Imam Hussein (AS) University

Abstract

Great works such as civilization making do not exist solely by the great people and elites and innovators but also movements, developments, and historical and social reforms are created by the synergy of masses of people. In other words, accompanying the public movement with the rulers has been the main factor in the creation of wonderful phenomena in history. For this reason, in the statement of the second phase Imam Khamenei calls upon to create a public movement (National Mobilization) in seven basic fields, including science and technology.
Therefore, the aim of the current research was to achieve the implementation model of the National Mobilization Strategy in the leap forward development and expansion of science and technology of the Islamic Republic of Iran based on the second phase statement of Revolution.
The research was developmental and applied in terms of orientation, and qualitative data collected through in-depth interviews and analyzed using GT method in MAXQDA software.
The statistical population of the study was science and technology experts and strategic managers; so that the sample size of 14 was determined and theoretical saturation was performed.
According to GT method, a total of 97 categories were concluded; For the concept of science and technology mobilization 7 categories, dimensions 8, indicators15, structural factors 9, contextual factors 20, facilitating behavioral and contextual factors 12, threatening behavioral and contextual factors 10, strategies and solutions 16 items have also been obtained.

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Strategic Defense Studies
Volume 23, Issue 99
April 2025
Pages 5-29

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