Journal of Research and Development in Comparative Law

Journal of Research and Development in Comparative Law

Comparative Study on Liability for Non-Realization of Goals and Programs of the Governance System as a Research Need

Editor-in-Chief Lecture

Authors
seyed hosein safaei 1
Mohammad Darvishzadeh 2
1 Professor of Tehran University and PhD in private law, Paris, France, Email: hsafaii@ut.ac.ir
2 Head of the Iranian Law and Legal Research Institute and former judge of the Supreme Court, Tehran, Iran
10.22034/law.2024.712439
Abstract
In this editorial, we aim to introduce a legal research area to researchers. This research area raises and proposes multiple research topics for researchers. The core of this research area is the question of the responsibilities arising from the non-realization of the goals and programs approved by the governance system and government officials! In this editorial, while explaining this question as a research need, we specifically focus on the liability arising from the non-realization of the Iran 1404 Vision Document, because the evaluations performed indicate the non-realization of the most important indicators of this important and upstream document. The emphasis on comparative study in response to the aforementioned question is because studying human experience in similar fields can lead to the development of theoretical and related literature to this question. Based on this, first, an explanation is provided about research needs assessment, and we explain the necessity of research in the legal dimensions of the governance system and the responsibilities arising from the non-realization of the goals and programs approved by the governance system.
Journal of Research and Development in Comparative Law
Volume 6, Issue 21
Winter 2024
Pages 7-15