Three solutions for correcting the way of governance in Iran Political science professor Sadegh Hakit in an interview with "Iran": the third basic challenge is failure to maintain the basic principles of government science at the decision-making levels. Humanities, management, sociology, political science and strategic economics are not taken seriously. Leaving expert elites out of the policy-making process results in decisions far from the desired outcome. The lack of opportunities to participate in the layers of decision-making causes disillusionment, the isolation of the elites and their migration. The first solution is a sovereign agreement on a specific definition of national interests. Opening the space for true partisanship and adherence to the science of government and entrusting matters to experts are two additional steps along this path. Read the full text here.

Three solutions for correcting the way of governance in Iran Political science professor Sadegh Hakit in an interview with "Iran": the third basic challenge is failure to maintain the basic principles of government science at the decision-making levels. Humanities, management, sociology, political science and strategic economics are not taken seriously. Leaving expert elites out of the policy-making process results in decisions far from the desired outcome. The lack of opportunities to participate in the layers of decision-making causes disillusionment, the isolation of the elites and their migration. The first solution is a sovereign agreement on a specific definition of national interests. Opening the space for true partisanship and adherence to the science of government and entrusting matters to experts are two additional steps along this path. Read the full text here.