جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "iraqi shiites" در نشریات گروه "جغرافیا"

After the collapse of the Ba'athist regime in Iraq, the country entered a period in which the most important feature is the rise to power of new domestic actors in the political structure. Due to the changes that have taken place in Iraq since 2003, the Shiites, who have been in a position of weakness throughout Iraq's history, have been able to exert significant influence on the structure of the Iraqi government. The main purpose of this study is to examine the trend of participation of Iraqi Shiites in the structure of political power in Iraq since 2003 and its impact on the influence of Iran's regions. The main question of the dissertation is what is the participation of Iraqi Shiites in the structure of political power in Iraq since 2003 and how important is its impact on the influence of Iran's regions? This article has been written by descriptive-analytical method and based on library sources. The results of the article show that the structure of political power in Iraq after 2003 has provided the ground for the activism of the Iraqi Shiites along with other groups. The Iraqi Shiites will be one of the most influential political groups in the Iraqi political arena. The cultural and religious bond of the Shiites of Iran and Iraq can facilitate the soft tools of Iran's regional influence

One of the most important features of political geography in the 21st century the importance of finding transnational and transnational cultural identities, cultures and religions among nations. Iran and Iraq are two neighboring countries in Southwest Asia which have longstanding cultural, religious, geographical, ethnic and economic connections and the most important component of this bond is Shiite religion. Shiite discourse gradually regains its true position in Iraq after Saddam's fall and liberation from restrictions this could have important regional implications for Iran's cultural influence. The purpose of this article is to examine the process of Iraqi Shiites' participation in the structure of its political power from 2003 to 2008 and its impact on Iran's regional influence. The main question of the article is that How has Shiite involvement in Iraq's political power structure strengthened Iran's regional influence? The researchers' hypothesis is that Relations and cultural and religious ties between Iran and Iraq it has provided unparalleled potential for Iran's largely cultural influence in the region. The methodology of this paper is descriptive-analytical. The results of the paper show that The mere provision of Shiite convergence for Iraq and Iran after 2003 and the fall of the Ba'athist regime it created widespread transnational and transnational flows between Iraq and Iran That the Shia involvement in the structure of Iraqi political power also strengthened this convergence and the aspirations of the Islamic Revolution will make Iran more penetrating in Iraq and the region.

In the Middle East, Iraq has highest religious and cultural proximity with Iran. Regime change in Iraq creates the dual status of threats and opportunities to Islamic Republic of Iran's diplomacy in this country. Enjoying the cultural tools to achieve foreign policy goals have always centered on relations between countries. This is highlighted in recent decades and political changes in Iraq since2003 create Opportunity for Islamic Republic of Iran to expand its relations with Iraq and the cultural proximity of the two countries will benefit the nation interest. On this basis, the present paper deals with the study of Iran’s cultural diplomacy in Iraq. challeng facing Iran: conflict group, the turbidity of eight year war between the two nation and in the region: Arabic countries rival with Iran. This paper concludes that religion is the most leverage Iran cultural diplomacy in Iraq.