Journal of Political Strategy

The function of the ICC prosecutor based on the mechanism of article 19(3) of the statute to the ICC’s ruling on jurisdiction in the Myanmar situation is one of the unprecedented ... Read More

Iran's Naval Defense Strategy

alireza rezaei; Ghasem Torabi

Volume 4, Issue 15 , March 2021, Pages 15-25

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Given to the impacts of the Iran-Iraq war and strategic importance and geographical situation of Hormoz strait, Islamic Republic of Iran Navy has adopted the asymmetric ... Read More

Decision-Making and Collective Choice against Terrorism in the UNSC

Ali Akbar Jafari

Volume 4, Issue 15 , March 2021, Pages 27-55

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Decisions as outputs of international organizations are highly influenced by different motivations. Presence of veto powers, heterogeneity of preferences and the rules governing decisions ... Read More

Foreign Policy Discourse of Extremist Hindus

Mohammad Hassan Shaykh al-Islami; Omid Babelian

Volume 4, Issue 15 , March 2021, Pages 57-75

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The present article explores the discourse of extremist Hindus after Gandhi. Gandhi’s discourse, in his lifetime, was to become the most important political driving force in India. ... Read More

Turkey's foreign policy in the Syrian crisis

mahdyeh heydari

Volume 4, Issue 15 , March 2021, Pages 77-91

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This article analyze Turkey's aggressive foreign policy in the face of the Syrian crisis with an explanatory method and from the perspective of defensive realism. Therefore, the main ... Read More

Indeterminate Regionalism in the Middle East

naser pourebrahim; Reza Nasiri Hamed

Volume 4, Issue 15 , March 2021, Pages 93-112

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This paper will examine regionalism and anti-regionalism trends in the Middle East after the Arab uprisings. The implementation of Trump policies in the region, the rise and fall of ... Read More

Analysis of China's role in the Persian Gulf with its Security view of the Country to the Region (after the Islamic Awakening)

Hesamuddin Azimifar; Mohammad Reza Aqarabparast; Seyed Mostafa Madani

Volume 4, Issue 15 , March 2021, Pages 113-123

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Islamic awakening is a movement, which has exploited the Muslim nations for many years to return Islam to the social and individual life of Muslims, and in contrast ... Read More

hermeneutical dialogue theory (a method for reading the political text)

Tooraj Rrahmani

Volume 4, Issue 15 , March 2021, Pages 125-137

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Reading the political thoughts throughout the twentieth century, have been accompanied less with the new theoretical achievement about dialogue. Subjectivism is dominant ... Read More

Corona Pandemic, symptom of the event The transformation of Neoliberal policies to a social imaginary

Mohammad Mohammadi

Volume 4, Issue 15 , March 2021, Pages 139-151

Abstract

In Deleuze's views “event” is not an occurrence in the present, it is a process of becoming, which simultaneously is attached to past and future. It belongs ... Read More In Deleuze's views “event” is not an occurrence in the present, it is a process of becoming, which simultaneously is attached to past and future. It belongs to the trans-historical realm of Aion that in accord with the historical realm of Chronos creates a kind of perception which makes the event contingent. It is not a phenomenon or a thing, it is a creative, complex, yet immaterial force, something of thought and consciousness. Since, potentially, it has different possibilities for historical change in itself, by the break that it brings into historical perception of society, creates something new. Neoliberalism by its fundamental critique of the welfare state in Iran provided a condition in which, at least at the theoretical level, the withdrawal of the government from the social spheres has been considered as an imperative. Accordingly, a new social order was formed, the neoliberalism actualized its principals in society, but life has become more and more exhausting and unbearable for the lower classes. The Corona Pandemic better than any other occurrence exposed the falsity of the neoliberal perspectives. Not only Coronavirus did convince most of the people for the government's return to society, it also at the expense of neoliberal individualism revived the social. The misery of present situation from one side destroys the social imaginary that caused the application of neoliberal policies as historical event on life of people; from other side it brings to society a chance to imagine a better future. In this article by leaning on Deleuze view of “event”, we are going to show how neoliberalism by transforming itself to a “social imaginary” became a path breaking event that promised to open up a new era of socio-political life in Iran. The study offers how corona pandemic discloses the neoliberal disguise on the progress and welfare; it attempts to reveal the delusion neoliberal promise, particularly in its relation to lower classes of society.

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Volume & Issue: Volume 4, Issue 15, March 2021, Pages 1-112

Challenges of the ICC’s Ruling on Jurisdiction Based on the Mechanism of Article 19(3) of the Statute in The Myanmar Situation and its Justification in its Jurisprudence

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Iran's Naval Defense Strategy

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Decision-Making and Collective Choice against Terrorism in the UNSC

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Foreign Policy Discourse of Extremist Hindus

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Turkey's foreign policy in the Syrian crisis

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Indeterminate Regionalism in the Middle East

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Analysis of China's role in the Persian Gulf with its Security view of the Country to the Region (after the Islamic Awakening)

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hermeneutical dialogue theory (a method for reading the political text)

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Corona Pandemic, symptom of the event The transformation of Neoliberal policies to a social imaginary

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