Sub-State Actors and Foreign Policy of Islamic Republic Of Iran

Seyyed Mohammad Tabataba'i; amir jafarzadegan

Volume 7, Issue 27 , June 2019, , Pages 121-142

https://doi.org/10.22054/qpss.2019.34829.2087

Abstract
  The State has for centuries been the only actor of the international system. After the end of the Second World War II, theoretical foundations and some practical facts led to the erosion of statehood and the emergence and diversification of new actors in the international arena. New actors recognized ...  Read More

Comparing Iran’s Nuclear Policies in the Reformists and Fundamentalists Periods

Seyd Mohammad Tabatabae'i; Milad Toopchi

Volume 4, Issue 13 , October 2015, , Pages 119-146

Abstract
  Intellectual foundations and theoretical principles of the parties in the process of policy-making are of particular importance. So that,the effects of these principles could be seen during operational policies and observed in practices. Both reformists and fundamentalists parties inserted their ideological ...  Read More

Islamic Republic of Iran and The Zionist Regime: Expansion of the Normative Space and Reciprocal Normative Threats

Seid Mohammad Tabatabaei; Ali Soleimani

Volume 2, Issue 7 , December 2014, , Pages 93-123

Abstract
  Conflicts between Islamic Republic of Iran and The Zionist regime has longbeen studied from the various perspectives of International Relations.Perspectives such as Constructivism, Realism, Regional Balance of Power, aresome of these perspectives. In other works geopolitical status, ideological,geostrategic, ...  Read More