Foundations and Factors for Realizing Social Change In the statement of the second step of the revolution

The purpose of the present study is to explain the foundations and factors of the realization of social change in the Second Step Statement of the Revolution. The method of this research is qualitative content analysis and in this regard, the necessity and the foundations of the social changes in the statement (including justice and fight against corruption, spirituality and ethics, independence and freedom) and the factors in the statement change (including human resources, science and Research examines the use of natural resources and the economics of resistance). Research findings show that the leader of the revolution believes that the revolution should not be considered passive in all respects and concerned about change; principles such as justice, spirituality and independence can prevent passivity and self-loathing while accepting change. Another point was the fundamental difference between the revolutionary leader's view of the field of change and that of some social thinkers in the field; the genuine principles of justice, spirituality, ethics, and national independence as the basis of the changes in the Second Step Statement of the Revolution, while these have been taken into consideration. Many sociologists in the field of change have little or no support for change. The leader of the revolution has highlighted the role of the youth in the realization of the second step of the revolution.