Various books and scientific articles have explored, predicted, and critiqued the contemporary world.
In this process, an emphasis on increasing individual freedom, the vast volume of information, specialization, and the prevalence of service-oriented jobs has led to a decline in productive capabilities. The separation of science, religion, and art, which began during the Renaissance, reached its peak during modernism, leaving humanity in a state of confusion. Under such conditions, the volume of scattered and disconnected information has multiplied. 
The result of this approach has been pluralism in all theoretical domains related to society. Even professional ethics have become relative and weakened, and the capacity for comprehensive thinking has diminished. Conceptual modeling is one of the solutions to this dilemma. It aims to give meaning to raw data or interpreted information by creating a logical and cohesive network and elevating them to the level of universal scientific principles recognized internationally. 
The book "Conceptual Modeling and the Architecture of Thought" is the outcome of over forty years of research, analysis, modeling of various programs, and efforts in the field of architectural activities. The table of contents of the book is as follows:
Part One: Theoretical Framework
Chapter One: Conceptual Modeling and the Architecture of Thought
Chapter Two: Different Types of Models
Part Two: A Collection of Conceptual Models
Chapter Three: Modeling and Research Methodology
Chapter Four: Modeling and Endogenous Development
Chapter Five: Examples of Planning Models
Chapter Six: Various Models of Organizational Structures