Focusing on the interplay between domestic-level changes and region-wide interaction, this book provides a comprehensive analytical and theoretical survey of Iranian foreign relations in the Middle East from Antiquity until the Islamic Republic.
Focusing on the interplay between domestic-level changes and region-wide interaction, this book provides a comprehensive analytical and theoretical survey of Iranian foreign relations in the Middle East from Antiquity until the Islamic Republic.
Seyed Mohammad Houshialsadat is an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Law and Political Science at the University of Tehran
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Preface Prologue Literature Review Theoretical Framework Note on Transliteration and Dates Structure Chapter 1: Ancient Iran's Relations in the Middle East Introduction The Elamite: Dawn of Iran The Median Kingdom: Winds of change in Persia The Achaemenid Empire: Pax Iranica The Seleucid Empire: The West against the East The Arsacid Empire: Rise of Iranshahr The Sassanid Empire: Revival of Iranshahr Conclusion Chapter 2: Medieval Iran's Relations in the Middle East Introduction The Umayyad Caliphate: The first Muslim empire The Abb sid Caliphate: The golden age of. Islamic civilization The Mongol Ilkhanate Empire: A dual governance system The Timurid Empire: The last great nomadic empire Conclusion Chapter 3: Modern Iran's Relations in the Middle East Introduction The Safavid Empire: The New Persian renaissance The Afsh rid Empire: The Napoleonic symbol of Persia The Zand Dynasty: Struggle for power The Q j r Dynasty: Persia under the Great Game The Pahlavi Dynasty: Oil and army Conclusion Chapter 4: Post-Revolutionary Iran's Relations in the Middle East Introduction Centre-oriented government: Islamic liberalism Ummah-oriented government: Islamic idealism Expediency-oriented government: Islamic pragmatism Peace-oriented government: Islamic democracy Justice-oriented government: Rebirth of Islamic idealism Moderate-oriented government: Islamic realism Conclusion Epilogue: Chronology Bibliography Index
Preface Prologue Literature Review Theoretical FrameworkNote on Transliteration and DatesStructure Chapter 1: Ancient Iran's Relations in the Middle East IntroductionThe Elamite: Dawn of IranThe Median Kingdom: Winds of change in PersiaThe Achaemenid Empire: Pax Iranica The Seleucid Empire: The West against the EastThe Arsacid Empire: Rise of IranshahrThe Sassanid Empire: Revival of IranshahrConclusion Chapter 2: Medieval Iran's Relations in the Middle East IntroductionThe Umayyad Caliphate: The first Muslim empireThe Abbasid Caliphate: The golden age of. Islamic civilizationThe Mongol Ilkhanate Empire: A dual governance systemThe Timurid Empire: The last great nomadic empireConclusion Chapter 3: Modern Iran's Relations in the Middle East IntroductionThe Safavid Empire: The New Persian renaissanceThe Afsharid Empire: The Napoleonic symbol of PersiaThe Zand Dynasty: Struggle for powerThe Qajar Dynasty: Persia under the Great GameThe Pahlavi Dynasty: Oil and armyConclusion Chapter 4: Post-Revolutionary Iran's Relations in the Middle East IntroductionCentre-oriented government: Islamic liberalismUmmah-oriented government: Islamic idealismExpediency-oriented government: Islamic pragmatismPeace-oriented government: Islamic democracyJustice-oriented government: Rebirth of Islamic idealismModerate-oriented government: Islamic realismConclusion Epilogue: Chronology Bibliography Index
Preface Prologue Literature Review Theoretical Framework Note on Transliteration and Dates Structure Chapter 1: Ancient Iran's Relations in the Middle East Introduction The Elamite: Dawn of Iran The Median Kingdom: Winds of change in Persia The Achaemenid Empire: Pax Iranica The Seleucid Empire: The West against the East The Arsacid Empire: Rise of Iranshahr The Sassanid Empire: Revival of Iranshahr Conclusion Chapter 2: Medieval Iran's Relations in the Middle East Introduction The Umayyad Caliphate: The first Muslim empire The Abb sid Caliphate: The golden age of. Islamic civilization The Mongol Ilkhanate Empire: A dual governance system The Timurid Empire: The last great nomadic empire Conclusion Chapter 3: Modern Iran's Relations in the Middle East Introduction The Safavid Empire: The New Persian renaissance The Afsh rid Empire: The Napoleonic symbol of Persia The Zand Dynasty: Struggle for power The Q j r Dynasty: Persia under the Great Game The Pahlavi Dynasty: Oil and army Conclusion Chapter 4: Post-Revolutionary Iran's Relations in the Middle East Introduction Centre-oriented government: Islamic liberalism Ummah-oriented government: Islamic idealism Expediency-oriented government: Islamic pragmatism Peace-oriented government: Islamic democracy Justice-oriented government: Rebirth of Islamic idealism Moderate-oriented government: Islamic realism Conclusion Epilogue: Chronology Bibliography Index
Preface Prologue Literature Review Theoretical FrameworkNote on Transliteration and DatesStructure Chapter 1: Ancient Iran's Relations in the Middle East IntroductionThe Elamite: Dawn of IranThe Median Kingdom: Winds of change in PersiaThe Achaemenid Empire: Pax Iranica The Seleucid Empire: The West against the EastThe Arsacid Empire: Rise of IranshahrThe Sassanid Empire: Revival of IranshahrConclusion Chapter 2: Medieval Iran's Relations in the Middle East IntroductionThe Umayyad Caliphate: The first Muslim empireThe Abbasid Caliphate: The golden age of. Islamic civilizationThe Mongol Ilkhanate Empire: A dual governance systemThe Timurid Empire: The last great nomadic empireConclusion Chapter 3: Modern Iran's Relations in the Middle East IntroductionThe Safavid Empire: The New Persian renaissanceThe Afsharid Empire: The Napoleonic symbol of PersiaThe Zand Dynasty: Struggle for powerThe Qajar Dynasty: Persia under the Great GameThe Pahlavi Dynasty: Oil and armyConclusion Chapter 4: Post-Revolutionary Iran's Relations in the Middle East IntroductionCentre-oriented government: Islamic liberalismUmmah-oriented government: Islamic idealismExpediency-oriented government: Islamic pragmatismPeace-oriented government: Islamic democracyJustice-oriented government: Rebirth of Islamic idealismModerate-oriented government: Islamic realismConclusion Epilogue: Chronology Bibliography Index
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