Scale Pluralism and Institutional Overdose in Iran's Environmental Policy and Structure

Ignoring the spatial scale in understanding of environmental processes resulted in a vagueness in problem statement, legislative inefficiencies and Institutional overdose. Assigning spatial concepts to natural and environmental objects make the scale and a critical point in legislation and policymaking. Focusing on qualitative content analysis and institutional approach and proportional and predicative basis in logic perception of legislator and policymakers were surveyed in environmental laws and Policies. 364 of such documents, emphasizing on water Equity Act and Soil Conservation Act, showed that scale Pluralism cause a type of vagueness and Institutional overdose at last. It is necessary to define such a base spatial Unit which could represent the problem in national level.