Eighteen titles by Mohammad Rasoul Mohseni Rajaei on the Human Constants theory: eight main works and two five-volume sets. Each book has its own page with an overview, structure and e-book link.
This book introduces the foundational concepts, central questions, and philosophical framework behind Human Constants Theory. It examines the four core constants (survival, connection, meaning, and order) through conceptual and analytical lenses.
This work takes the theory from concept to measurement and application. It develops indicators and practical tools for researching human and social conditions through qualitative and quantitative methods.
A comparative study of the formation, growth, stability, and crises of civilizations, centered on the dynamic balance of survival, connection, meaning, and order.
An examination of the historical and geographical roots of the Middle East and the roles of resources, trade, migration, war, and civilizational interaction in shaping the region.
A historical and systemic account of state-building, modernization, development, and the political and social contradictions of Iran during the Pahlavi era.
A comparative survey of eighteen thinkers, from Ibn Khaldun to Harari, reinterpreting theories of social change through the framework of Human Constants.
An analytical reading of the history of societies and civilizations through the four human constants: survival, connection, meaning, and order.
A five-volume collection spanning theoretical foundations, social analysis, society and civilization, and empirical measurement and testing.
The first volume of the article series, introducing the theory’s conceptual foundations and the four constants of survival, connection, meaning, and order.
The second volume of the article series, analyzing relationships, institutions, rules, and the stability of social systems through four human constants.
The third volume of the article series, examining change, balance, adaptation, resilience, and reconstruction in human systems.
The fourth volume of the article series, studying society, culture, civilization, and the balance among four human constants.
The fifth and final volume of the article series, focused on indicators, empirical evidence, and independent testing of the theory.
From the problem of history to a method for studying civilizations through survival, connection, meaning, and order.
A study of civilizations, from Elam to the Middle Ages, through survival, connection, meaning, and order.
From the Renaissance to the contemporary world, examining human capacities, technology, civilization, and crisis.
A comparative test of civilizations to examine relationships, balance, and testable patterns among four human constants.
A transition from comparative testing to indicators, measurement, empirical testing, and openness to criticism.
