Transnational culture and international relations of IranMohammad Javad Nateghpour Introduction International relations are a product of transnational culture, which plays an important role in the evolution of global society. Transnational culture brings people together from all parts of the world without any national, ethnical and religious boundaries,...
(Iran and the International System)Energy security and Iran’s role in international relationsPaul Rogers Introduction The Gulf region is, by a substantial measure, the richest source of oil and natural gas resources in the world. Iran is unique in having both oil and natural gas reserves that are among the largest, with oil reserves second only to Saudi Arabia and natural gas reserves...
(Iran and the International System)Iran, energy and international relationsWhile US deployments in Afghanistan and Pakistan are less related to oil security, the military presence in the Gulf region is far more connected and is likely to remain so over the next two decades whatever administration is in power in Washington. China, on the other hand, chooses mainly to exercise...
(Iran and the International System)International Relations and OpennessAccording to it’s OWL members, there is a clear need to open up the cluster, of more international co-operation, which reinforces the local base of competencies and inversely contributes to local knowledge (Fredin, Miomer & Jogmark. 2019). Cluster openness remains a critical factor. As stressed by...
(Clusters, Digital Transformation and Regional Development in Germany)Nature of International Relations and 1.40Industry 4.0 allows HAv members to work more internationally and to cooperate with other international aerospace hubs and hotspots, like Montreal, Seattle or Toulouse. Skype and all modem ICT tools enable distant communication. However, it matters to meet, to have face-to-face contacts; as co-operation...
(Clusters, Digital Transformation and Regional Development in Germany)Findings: Observations About Social Entrepreneurship in Tourism as a Development Strategy for Israel’s Underserved Arab CommunitiesOur data set can be organized into three exploratory categories: (i) barriers to tourism development in Jisr az-Zarqa, (ii) social entrepreneurship in tourism and an Arab-Jewish business partnership, and (iii) impacts associated with Jisr az-Zarq’s first commercial guesthouse. The remainder of this...
(Social Entrepreneurship and Tourism: Philosophy and Practice)Impact of the New Ideology on Iran’s External RelationsUnder the influence of the new Iranian leadership’s ideology and worldview, the pattern of the country’s external relations underwent a dramatic shift. To begin with, Iran changed from a pro-western country into an intensely anti-Western, especially anti-American state. Considering the fact that...
(Security and Bilateral Issues between Iran and its Arab Neighbours)The Roles of Soft Law in International RelationsThe central purpose of this volume is not doctrinal, however, but essentially concerned with understanding human rights law as a constantly developing legal system. The core questions that we ask are: what specific roles soft law plays across different areas of human rights law, and what impact it has...
(Tracing the roles of soft law in human rights)The Figure of Foucault and the Field of International RelationsNicholas Onuf Michel Foucault only rarely wrote about specific people and their ideas. He wrote instead about relations among “institutions, economic and social processes, behavioural patterns, systems of norms, techniques, types of classification, modes of characterization,” and the conditions that...
(Foucault and the Modern International: Silences and Legacies for the Study of World Politics)Michel Foucault and International Relations: Cannibal RelationsDidier Bigo Political science has framed the issue of how people are governed and how they govern themselves by differentiating power within the state and power between states, thereby separating government studies and the study of international relations (hereafter...
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