Identifying the Variables Affecting Relief and Revolutionism in Expanding and Deepening the Culture of Sacrifice and Resistance: Applying the Micmack Method to Future Research

Document Type : Original Article

Authors
azam niazikomleh 1
seyedmohammadmehdi mousavi 2
1 Phd Student In Cultural Policy, Kharazmi University (Corresponding Author).
2 Master Of Accounting, Islamic Azad University, Central Tehran Branch.
Abstract
expanding the culture of self-sacrifice requires identifying effective variables in this area. managing these relationships requires an in-depth understanding of the factors that influence their formation, the main purpose of which is research. the research process consisted of four phases: identification, structural formulation, analysis of variables and determination of key variables. therefore, by referring to scientific experts and also using structural analysis of cross-effects with mickmack software, 20 variables were identified in the postmodern model and analyzed to determine key variables for future management of each other's relationships. accordingly, among the 20 variables, "martyrdom" as proponents and variables as "doing religious rites", "the role of the university in promoting religiosity", "sustainability of values", "religious behavior", "basiji thinking" the key variables are those that are most capable of managing to develop a culture of self-sacrifice and resistance.
Keywords
Sacrifice Culture
Drivers
Key Variables
Mikmak
Future Management