Mechanisms for the impact of the law on economic development With a view to the experience of privatization in Iran

Since the 1950s, three movements have been formed to explain the relationship between the legal system and the various levels and dimensions of development, following the discourse of "law and development". However, various aspects of this relationship are still relatively unknown and somewhat neglected despite its gradual growth and development over the past four decades. For example, how the law affects development in different social, economic, political and cultural contexts in a normative and structured framework, regardless of specific spatial and temporal conditions. Accordingly, this article, discusses how the law affects development (with emphasis on economic development). The effectiveness of these mechanisms in the context of privatization in Iran has been analyzed. The results showed that more attention to these mechanisms is necessary for the effectiveness of laws and regulations of facilitating privatization in Iran.