Darāmadī bar kārāmadī-i niẓām-i Jumhūrī-i Islāmī-i Īrān dar qalamraw-i zanān

Darāmadī bar kārāmadī-i niẓām-i Jumhūrī-i Islāmī-i Īrān dar qalamraw-i zanān evaluates the policies, institutions and outcomes that have shaped women's lives in Iran since the establishment of the Islamic Republic. Nayrah Qavī brings together legal provisions, policy documents and social indicators to consider education, literacy, health, family, employment, welfare, cultural activity and political participation. The study compares stated principles and public programmes with changes visible in data, identifying achievements, persistent inequalities and areas in which institutional coordination remains incomplete. Its thematic chapters place women's status within debates about development, social justice, public administration and the responsibilities of the state. Tables and documentary evidence support a systematic assessment, giving readers a structured account of official approaches to women and of the practical questions raised by their implementation.