A comparative comparison of the influence of the "Shah" on the performance of the National Assembly in the Qajar period and the first Pahlavi period

Document Type : Research Paper

Authors
naser jamalzadeh 1
ali yasami 2
mohammad rahimian 3
1 Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, Imam Sadegh University
2 phd student of Political Science Department of Imam Sadeq University
3 PhD, Department of Political Science, Shahid University
10.22084/rjir.2025.29814.3822
Keywords
Shah
National Council
Constitution
Qajar
Pahlavi I
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