
Political science and political psychologyIranian
Ali Ashraf Nazari is a Professor of Political Science at the Faculty of Law and Political Science, University of Tehran. His research focuses on political theory and methodology, political psychology, identity, democracy, political violence, and political issues in Iran. He is also active in the critical review of humanities texts and in political science education.
Ali Ashraf Nazari is a scholar and Professor of Political Science at the Faculty of Law and Political Science, University of Tehran. He completed his undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral studies in political science at the University of Tehran and has taken part in academic and executive activities, including the review and critique of humanities texts and collaboration with scholarly institutions in political science.
His articles and research cover a range of theoretical and applied issues in political science: the nature of the political, political science methodology, democratic politics, identity and political culture, political participation, violence and extremism, populism, Islamophobia, and the representation of politics in social space. In some of these works, he has drawn on phenomenology, constructivism, political psychology, and post-structuralism to analyze political questions.
Alongside his scholarly articles, Nazari has published the book Research Methods and Academic Writing. His work emphasizes methodological rigor, the connection between theory and concrete social issues, and the recognition of the cultural and psychological dimensions of political action.