A Comparative study of the role of internal and external actors and forces in Iran s Revolution and Yemen Movement

Karim razadoost¹ Alimousavinasab² Syede Mona Fazelipoor³

1) shahid chamran
2) shahid chamran university/ Alimousavinasab@yahoo
3) shahid chamran university/

IOI Code : XYCH-AEBKA
Publication : 3rd International conference on Management , Economics and Humanities(icmeh.org)
Abstract :
    The present study is aimed at investigating the role of internal and external actors and forces of Iran s Revolution and Yemen s Movement.The world in the twentieth century has witnessed extensive, antithetical, influential and stunning developments.World Wars, revolutions, conflicts and clashes between communities formed a considerable part of the developments of the last century.Recent developments in the Middle East and North Africa and its related issues of major research center in the field of political science, international relations, social sciences. The theoretical framework of this studyis based ona combination of the theories proposed by John furan and Charles Tilly about revolution.The results indicates that in addition to political, economic and social structure of the two communities, the most important and influential factors in Islamic Revolution of Iran are the internal and external forces and actors such as leadership, intellectuals, political parties and America, and in Yemen Movement are the internal and external forces such as political parties, Ansar Allah Movement, America and Saudi Arabia.

Keywords : leadership parties social construction political construction