Beyond Durkheim: Toward a Theory of State-Imposed SuicideAli TayefiÉmile Durkheim classifies suicide into four categories: egoistic, altruistic, anomic, and fatalistic, based on two axes: social integration and social regulation, all of which analyze the individual's relationship with society.This article proposes the concept of "State-Imposed Suicide" (SIS) as a complementary framework in which the primary variable is the individual's relationship with the organized structure of political power.Definition of State-Imposed Suicide (SIS)It refers to deaths that are ostensibly recorded and classified as suicides, but where credible evidence indicates that state actors or institutions directly caused the death, coerced the individual into it, facilitated the conditions for it, or deliberately represented the death as an individual act to conceal political responsibility.سنجشگری مسایل اجتماعی ایرانhttps://t.me/alitayefi1