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Volume 27 (2021)
Volume 26 (2020)
Volume 25 (2019)
Volume 24 (2018)
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Explanation of the Russia’s Foreign Relations in South Caucasus on the Perspective of Biopolitics Theory
Explanation of the Russia’s Foreign Relations in South Caucasus on the Perspective of Biopolitics Theory

Afshin Mottaqi Dastnayi; Mosayeb GhareBeigi

Volume 27, Issue 114 , September 2021, , Pages 159-182

Abstract
        Continuous monitoring of the daily lives of citizens is one of the fundamental propositions of bio-theory. On a broader scale, continued security controls ...  Read More
Hegemony, Geopolitics and China -US Relation
Hegemony, Geopolitics and China -US Relation

Jahangir Karami; Parisa Shahmohammadi

Volume 25, Issue 105 , May 2019, , Pages 133-160

Abstract
  The facts and figures as well as expert reviews of international politics prove that China is in the trend of a power rise as well as hegemony afterwards. The main issue is about the ...  Read More
The Socialization of Post-Soviet Elites and Russia's Regional Hegemony
The Socialization of Post-Soviet Elites and Russia's Regional Hegemony

Akbar Valizadeh; Shiva Alizadeh

Volume 24, Issue 104 , February 2019, , Pages 157-186

Abstract
  During the Post-Cold War era, Moscow used various tools to secure its interests in the Post-Soviet space. Although Russia's status as one of the world's great powers might have been ...  Read More
The Impact of Russia-China Soft Balance Component on US Hegemony
The Impact of Russia-China Soft Balance Component on US Hegemony

Mansour Rahmani; Ehsan Miri

Volume 21, Issue 92 , October 2016, , Pages 65-95

Abstract
  The characteristics of the post-cold war International System and United States hegemony are not only the result of the changing structure of power, but the performance of agents and ...  Read More