Investigation of Performance of Red Lion and Sun Society of Isfahan (1930-1941) by Somayeh Sajadi jazi, Morteza Nouraei, Ali Akbar Jafari

“…Therefore, this study by employing the archival documents and historical sources with descriptive- analytical approach tries to answer this question: How did Red Lion and Sun Society of Isfahan effect on the lives of orphans and underprivileged children in Isfahan under the reign of Reza shah? The outcomes of the study indicate that the foundation and performance of Isfahan Lion and Sun Society during Pahlavi I period could be influential in the future of orphans and underprivileged children and even some middle-class children in Isfahan society by providing shelters and services for them.…”
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Study on the thought of the Mahdi Quli Khan (Mokhberossaltaneh) and its relationship with tradition, religion and modernity by مسعود مرادی, سمیه خانی پور

“…He got the top of position in the period of Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi (the President of the ministers). …”
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Power and Urban Life: Reading the Historical Changes of Tehran Before and After the 1979 Revolution From the Perspective of Ibn Khaldun's Theory by Mahmoud Farhadimahali, Masoumeh Nasiripourkalayeh

“…In the pre-revolutionary period, Tehran, with the presence of the Allies, and the coronation of Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi began their new era. With the coup d'état of 1954, the autocracy began in this city. the flourishing of intellectuals , the oil revenues in the 50s , the invasion of the labors to suburban and the Islamic revolution are the four phases in the fall of city ,respectively. …”
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Iran’s Foreign Policy in 1933-1939: Problems of Diversifying Relations with Leading World Powers by A. K. Dudaiti

“…The features of the nationalist policy of the Reza Shah regime, aimed at liberating the country from British control and weakening Soviet influence in the country, are traced. …”
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Inallu Ghezelbashs and Ghameh zani in the city of Chadegan by Norollah Abdollahi, Mohammad ali Ranjbar

“…which in this article are studied in the current and the period of Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi, that is compared and analyzed with the information presented in the travelogues of Safavi period tourists to investigate the history of the Ghameh zani. …”
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An Analysis Concerning the Performance of the Imperial Inspection Agency in the first period of its Activities (from 1337 up to 1351 SH)) by حسن زندیه, مسعود آدینه‌وند

“…The main features of the reign of Mohammad Reza Shah was the multiplicity of intelligence agencies and supervisory authorities. …”
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Evolution of Mentality of the State at the Period of Post-constitutional Revolution (the Case Study of Clergy Mentality of Monarchy) by reza soleimani

“…This new governmental rationality, reinforced situation for reappearance of totalitarian structure in Reza Shah discipline. Consequently, a new mentalities of monarchy had been affected clergy image and convinced them to adhere sympathetically for revival of absolute government as well as their sympathy for liberty and law in the years of constitutional revolution. …”
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State Theories in the First Pahlavi Period: A Pathological Review by Mohammad Salar Kasraie

“…Based on the theoretical foundations of the government as well as the historical documents of the examined period, the government in Reza Shah's period from different aspects; including: historical background; economic, social, cultural fields; And the special tasks and actions have a significant affinity with the absolute government.…”
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The Condition of Labors' Health and Factories Hygiene and the Enactment of the First Labors' Health Code in Iran during the Pahlavi Era (1925-1953) by Hossein Ahmadzadeh Nodijeh, Ghobad Mansourbakht

“…The results of the study, based on a combination of causal-rational methods and relying mainly on archival documents and the contemporary press, show that contrary to his leftist policies, Reza Shah, under pressure from international forums and the increasing number of workers in the machine industry, for the first time adopted the "Regulation of Factories and Industrial Establishments" in Iran, but it was not put into practice. …”
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Understanding the Downfall of the Bureaucratic Authoritarian State in the Government of Mohammed Reza Pahlavi by Jaseb Nikfar, hasan Aliyari

“…In fact, This essay focuses on the damages and inefficiency of the authoritarian bureaucratic government of Mohammad Reza Shah and brings out to light the reasons why his government, considering the time between 1332- 1342, failed despite possessing all the features of O’Donnell’s political theory. …”
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Evolution of Mentality of the State at the Period of Post-constitutional Revolution (the Case Study of Clergy Mentality of Monarchy) by reza soleimani

“…This new governmental rationality, reinforced situation for reappearance of totalitarian structure in Reza Shah discipline. Consequently, a new mentalities of monarchy had been affected clergy image and convinced them to adhere sympathetically for revival of absolute government as well as their sympathy for liberty and law in the years of constitutional revolution. …”
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The Investigating of Iran 's Democrat Party(Ghavam) Institutionality Based on Theorotical Framework of Samuel Huntington. by Masoud AKHAVAN KAZEMI, Shohreh Pirani, Shahram Pirani

“…The Democratic Party of Iran (Qavam) was one of the parties formed after the fall of Reza Shah's government in Iran. The party was founded by the then Prime Minister of Iran, Ahmad Ghavam. …”
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Understanding the Downfall of the Bureaucratic Authoritarian State in the Government of Mohammed Reza Pahlavi by Jaseb Nikfar, hasan Aliyari

“…In fact,  This essay focuses on the damages and inefficiency of the authoritarian bureaucratic government of Mohammad Reza Shah and brings out to light the reasons why his government, considering the time between 1332- 1342, failed despite possessing all the features of O’Donnell’s political theory. …”
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The Spirit of Tolerance in Islam by Sophia Rose Shafi

“…Through a careful reading of the Qur’an, the Hadith literature, and extra-canonical texts, as well as examples from history, Reza Shah-Kazemi argues that Islam is rooted in an inclusivist ethic that permeates the founda- tions of Islamic belief and practice. …”
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The role of Franklin Publishing Institute in the centralization of primary textbook printing in Iran during the Pahlavi period From 1357 to 1336. by Meysam Amani, Karim Soleimany Dehkordi

“…With the occupation of Iran in September 1941 and the fall of Reza Shah's authoritarian government, a period of decentralized rule began and a great deal of taste and diversity arose in the field of textbooks. …”
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The Iranian Government’s Approach towards the Use of Hijab by Faraz, Sara Javadi

“…The second part of this study is more focused on political aspect of hijab, the history of feminism, the debate about dress code, motherhood and morality, modernization, pre-Islamic revolution atmosphere, Reza Shah Pahlavi’s compulsory unveiling and inspiration of global modernization. …”
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Fragile coalition; An analysis of the Tudeh party candidate's victory from the Isfahan constituency in the fourteenth round of National Consultative Assembly election (1943 A.D) by Mohammad Afghari, Morteza Nouraei

“…After the occupation of Iran by the Allies in August 1941 and the resignation of Reza Shah, the fourteenth National Consultative Assembly election took place in a completely different atmosphere. …”
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Analysis of Changes in Social Order in Iran from Constitutional Revolution to Islamic Revolution (1906-1979) by Reza Zamani

“…Iran’s social order in Reza Shah era (1925-1941), was basic natural state and economic growth achieved in a closed political sphere which did lead to double imbalances. …”
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Mr. Hasan Modarres and his political role in Iran 1870-1937 AD by Ahmed Alalaq

“…Mudarres completed his role even after the dissolution of the Qajar family and Reza Shah Pahlavi's accession to power. However, the history of his struggle during the rule of that family did not last long, so he was soon physically liquidated by the Iranian security forces and at the personal behest of Shah Reza Pahlavi, thus turning the page of his bitter jihad and struggle . …”
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Nixon, Kissinger and the Shah: US-Iran relations and the Cold War, 1969-1976 by Alvandi, R

“…This revisionist account critically examines the popular view of Mohammad Reza Shah as a mere instrument of American strategies of containment during the Cold War. …”