Document Type : Promotional Article

Author

• جواد یداللهی

فارغ التحصیل کارشناسی ارشد، دانشکده معارف اسلامی و فرهنگ و ارتباطات، دانشگاه امام صادق علیه السلام، تهران، ایران

Abstract

today, cultural industries are among the driving industries in the world. The majority of developed countries see the future of their economy and their progress through cultural industries. For example, the Great American economy will be totally dominated by cultural industries by 2015. on the other hand , considering that cultural industries are the most suitable way to transfer and expand the culture of nations and tribes , attention to it seems necessary.
What is our main problem in this article: How can cultural industries be effective in spreading values and ideas of the Islamic Revolution and what role? And what part of this thesis is formulated: Today, what role do cultural industries play in other countries and foreign cities and what is the functions of these industries?
In this article we are looking forward to show that desirable cultural industries should be instrumental in spreading the values and ideas of islamic revolution which we have interpreted as islamic revolution discourse. In this regard , we have studied the documents of cultural industries related to foreign cities. in the cultural industry documents of london , singapore and the canadian province of alberta , attention to the preservation and spread of insider culture is one of the main reasons for wide - ranging planning and policy making.
Next, we have expressed our model of the elements of cultural industries. In the proposed model, cultural industries have three dimensions of urban economy dynamics, participation, people being and its content in the development of islamic revolution discourse. this means that these industries should expand the values and beliefs of the islamic revolution. In this regard, referring to the words of supreme leader of the revolution.

Keywords

• Cultural industries
• the discourse of the Islamic Revolution
• policy makers
• urban economics
• participation
• being people