Application of Social Movement Model, Colour Revolution and Trans-colur Revolution in Analysing the Situation after the Ten-Term Presidential Election in Iran

The series of events which occured after the ten-term presidential election in the Islamic Republic of Iran have been analysed in various theoretical ways; such as a confrontation between genuine Islam and ecletic Islam, opposition of the discourse of Islamic republic with that of Iranian republic, a gap between the first generation (of the Islamic Revolution) and the subsequent generations, and a conflict between the colour evolution and social movement. The use of the framework of social movement and colour revolutions is most common. The question which is raised here is: which one of these two has a scientific property? This paper examines two propositions - i.e. social movement and colour revolution - to see to which extent each of the two propositions corresponds with the happenings which occured after the ten-term election. Tothis end, the author discusses each one of these two views separately and then studies its relationship with the series of electoral events. The result of the research shows that what happened is neither a social movement nor a colour revolution, but a transcolour revolution.