In the urban history of Iran, “Mashroote” era (The constitutional Revolution) is considered as a turning point. In this period, the government had an organized and purposeful interference in the urban development of the country. Another organized interference of the government, happened in 1960s. The effects of these movements were very significant in the growth of urban patterns and in the urban network of the country, and from that time onward it changed all the traditional urban rules and regulations. This article, studies the administrative - political pattern. One of the patterns which have had a very significant role in creating these changes.
Keywords: Administrative - political concentration, urban instability, Saraable.
DR.Ali Akbari,E and Faraji,M . (2006). Administrative-Political cities and urban instability Case Study: Saraable. (e24917). Journal of Geography and Regional Development, 4(1), e24917 doi: 10.22067/geography.v4i6.3075
MLA
DR.Ali Akbari,E , and Faraji,M . "Administrative-Political cities and urban instability Case Study: Saraable" .e24917 , Journal of Geography and Regional Development, 4, 1, 2006, e24917. doi: 10.22067/geography.v4i6.3075
HARVARD
DR.Ali Akbari E, Faraji M. (2006). 'Administrative-Political cities and urban instability Case Study: Saraable', Journal of Geography and Regional Development, 4(1), e24917. doi: 10.22067/geography.v4i6.3075
CHICAGO
E DR.Ali Akbari and M Faraji, "Administrative-Political cities and urban instability Case Study: Saraable," Journal of Geography and Regional Development, 4 1 (2006): e24917, doi: 10.22067/geography.v4i6.3075
VANCOUVER
DR.Ali Akbari E, Faraji M. Administrative-Political cities and urban instability Case Study: Saraable. Journal of Geography and Regional Development. 2006;4(1):e24917 (In Persian). doi: 10.22067/geography.v4i6.3075