جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "seeking" در نشریات گروه "علوم سیاسی"

All the major theories of international relations under the paradigm of international security are based on certain anthropological¡ With a little reflection can be new division of international relations that security paradigm. Therefore¡ in addition to the paradigm of «man-centered» and the paradigm of «desire-driven» paradigm and the new paradigm called the «soul-centered» named. So with respect to the soul-centered paradigm¡ the main research question ahead is whether the concepts formed the basis of business other than «power» and «security» as a «self-seeking and status-seeking» (c) can explain foreign policy. A. Iran is in a holy war? In other words¡ the self-seeking decision-makers in government formation and / or continued conflict in the Islamic Republic of Iran sacred defense was effective? So this paper by applying «the theory of philosophical anthropology» and the analysis of «self-seeking and self-esteem in show business other than the assumption that power and security concepts such as» status-seeking and self-seeking « (c) can explain foreign policy. A. Iran''s holy war and the phrase »self-seeking and status-seeking «decision-makers in government formation and / or continued conflict in the Islamic Republic of Iran sacred defense has been effective. The results show that the behavior and actions of social existence in the Islamic Republic of Iran as a holy war to national self-esteem and dignity was business. You can also use the concept of» self-seeking and status-seeking «into three components'' self-imposed restrictions in the conflict» ¡ «priorities identity» and «seeking dignity» become holy war and conflicts in the Islamic Republic of Iran described and explained.

The recent uprisings in the Middle East was started from Tunisia in 2010 and quickly spread to other countries in the region. These uprising were led to the fall of the ruling regimes in some countries such as Egypt, Tunisia and Libya, and in some other countries the former regime still exists. This uprising in Tunisia had the different fields of political, economic, and cultural and...., But one of the main Effective Contexts on Emerging the popular uprising in Tunisia, related to issues of political economy. In this regard, the question that arises in this context is that what are the most important causes of the uprising in Tunisia from the perspective of political economy? And what role did they play in shaping the country's popular uprising? (Question)This paper by considering its political economy approach has this idea that: the main field of incidence of the protest movement against the regime was the conflict between Tunisian Dynamic and young society and rent_seeking political _economic structures in the forming the popular uprising in Tunisia which are investigated. (Hypothesis)This article tries to analyze Tunisia's popular uprising by focusing on issues related to political economy. (Target)In this article descriptive-analytic method has been used to explain the variables of interest. (Method)This article has analyzed the nature of this rent_seeking structure and its origins and its impact on the incidence of the uprising in Tunisia by detailed description of the social conditions of Tunisia and by explaining the rent_seeking structure. (Results) this article also focused on the years 2010 to 2011.

By constructing new ideas and reviving many revolutionary concepts such as martyrdom-seeking, Imam Khomeini defined a new soft power which could topple Shah and his foreign agents. Applying the theory of constructivism about the construction of interests and power through other ideas and concepts such as "matter/meaning" and "self/other", this article tries to investigate the culture of martyrdom-seeking from Imam Khomeini's (PBUH) viewpoint in changing the concept of power from hard power to soft power. The research method applied here is descriptive-analytical.

Resources Curse term has begun to emerge in the economic literature since 1995. Summarily, the term refers to failure of countries with an abundance of natural resources to achieve remarkable economic growth and their institutional inefficiency. Before Resource Curse theories in the economic literature, natural source was economic growth factor in many countries including the United States. But over time and the advent of revealed events of oil countries performance and low or negative economic growth achieved in these countries,economists determined to explain this phenomenon and its causes. In this regard, theories such as Dutch Disease, interaction with the quality of institutions, natural resources in the economy, rent-seeking,corruption, and … are such cases that try to explain the poor performance of countries with natural resources.The paper explains "Resource Curse" term and surveys the causes of these failures in countries with natural resources, especially oil countries and will answer to this question that why the natural source of oil hasnt contributed to the improvement of macroeconomic variables in a country as well as it has prepared a way for poor performance of countries with natural resources. Accordingly, Iran as a source of oil will be studied.Results of the study show that the per capita income growth in Iranian economy has been greatly affected by the phenomenon of resource curse. So that the per capita income growth during the oil sock of 1977-1980 has been declining and negative inputs. Some studies suggest that Dutch disease has occurred in Iranian economy.Employment data in different sectors show that during the1996-2006 decade, employment in the tradable sector of Iranian economy has been reduced, but non-tradable sector has been increased. Also, in this study, there is the evidence for emerging other theories explainingresource curse in Iranian economy.

Future Iraq is a resultant of past and present situation, tendencies and trends of the effective internal and external actors, the future chances and challenges and their positive and negative internal and regional effects. This essay tries to give a strategic assessment of the future Iraq through criticizing the idealist scenario which tells us about the new Iraqi constitution and the strategic aims defined by it for the future: creating democracy inside Iraq and peace seeking in its foreign policy. The writer has used the structuralism approach to investigate this scenario and to give a strategic assessment of the future Iraq. According to this approach, the history, geography, culture and political economy of Iraq confines the idealist scenario and causes a struggle between ideals and realities.