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the decreasing political participation and sense of community among citizens coupled with an increasing sense of individual autonomy and rights consciousness ( p.253 ) , and more frequent recourse to the judicial system via litigation as a form of political protest ( p.262 ) - and how these trends are creating problems of governance for state-centered political systems . However , the development did not surprise those following the factional rivalry within the Iranian political system . All these things are antithetical to a cybernetic economy , a highly centralized corporative economy and a highly centralized political system that is necessary to manage that economy on a domestic and world scale , not to speak of a bureaucracy of enormous proportions which has an interest of its own in the consolidation of power . Social and economic developments beginning more than a century before the emergence of the reformist faction have necessitated a fundamental change in the Iranian political system , which is yet to be realized . Know that various political systems exists which a society can adopt and that each of the various alternative political paradigms possesses its own definition of the relationship between individual and collective rights . In addition , globalisation has brought an increased political awareness of other political systems , highlighting the deficiencies and accountability problems of the regions own regimes .