International Relations Researches

International Relations Researches

 

The Quarterly Journal of International Relations Researches

A scholarly, peer-reviewed, and open-access journal

License from the Ministry of Science, Research, and Technology: No. 3/11/50744 dated 2013/09/06; the journal has held a scientific–research ranking since its first issue and according to the new evaluation, it is ranked “B”.

Journal Profile

Place of Publication: Tehran, Iran

Publisher: Iranian Association of International Studies

Start: Summer 2011

Field of Specialization: International Relations

Journal Status: Scientific

Ranking in the Ministry of Science: B

Journal Language: Persian (Abstracts: Persian and English)

Publication Frequency: Quarterly

Peer-Review Type: At least two reviewers, double-blind

Average Review Time: Eight weeks

Similarity Detection System: Available (IranDoc)

Impact Factor: 0.222 (ISC JCR)

Acceptance Rate: 25%

COPE Membership: Not a member, but adheres to its standards

Open Access: Free (full-text)

Publication Fee: 15,000,000 IRR only for accepted articles, to account No. 156352640, Bank Tejarat,

Branch 110, Tehran, IBAN IR380180000000000156352640, in the name of the Iranian Association of International Studies

Publication Type: Electronic

Journal Management System: Sinaweb Company

ORCID

Required Files

Author Commitment Form

Conflict of Interest Form

Journal article template includes English extended abstract guidelines

(only articles receiving minor revision messages for acceptance should be uploaded in this format)

Reference Style: APA

 


 

Publication Information

Publisher

Director-in-Charge
Editor-in-Chief
Executive Director

Frequency
Quarterly
Print ISSN
Online ISSN

Indexing and Abstracting

Keywords Cloud

  • Foreign Policy
  • Iran
  • Iran
  • Middle East
  • Russia
  • China
  • constructivism
  • Islamic Republic of Iran
  • Security
  • Saudi Arabia
  • America
  • Israel
  • International Law
  • European Union
  • United States
  • Egypt
  • international relations
  • Islamic Republic of Iran
  • Realism
  • Geopolitics
  • Development
  • Identity
  • Peace
  • National Security
  • Turkey
  • Human rights
  • International System
  • Turkey
  • \"Iran\"
  • economic diplomacy
  • EU
  • Persian Gulf
  • Iraq
  • strategy
  • Political Economy
  • Balance of Power
  • Environment
  • China
  • International Trade
  • Discourse
  • globalization
  • Media
  • Syria
  • globalization
  • United States of America
  • JCPOA
  • Power
  • National Interests
  • NATO
  • West Asia
  • USA
  • Democracy
  • Soft power
  • international politics
  • Islam
  • Artificial intelligence
  • regionalism
  • cultural diplomacy
  • crisis management
  • Diplomacy
  • England
  • Energy
  • Islamic awakening
  • international relations
  • Neoclassical realism
  • Trump
  • Regional power
  • Europe
  • Central Asia
  • Hegemony
  • culture
  • Japan
  • Afghanistan
  • International Regimes
  • US foreign policy
  • International Organizations
  • Neorealism
  • the Middle East
  • Political Economy
  • theorizing
  • Theories of International Relations
  • national security
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  • Arbitration
  • U.S
  • US
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  • Persian Gulf Cooperation Council
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  • Government
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  • Decision Making
  • conflict
  • technology
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  • English School
  • Education
  • Hybrid Warfare
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  • cooperation
  • Bahrain
  • Economic Development
  • India
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  • Crisis
  • moderation
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  • Cold War
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  • Cyber Terrorism
  • Collective Security
  • Ukraine
  • Offensive Realism
  • United Nations
  • climate change
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  • sustainable development
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  • Prevention
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  • Terrorism
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  • International Peace
  • ISIS
  • West
  • Revolution
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  • Military Power
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  • Militarism
  • Regional balance
  • Human Security
  • terrorism
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  • the United States
  • balance of threat
  • Iran-US relations
  • Arab spring
  • Security Council
  • Foreign Trade
  • Threat Balance
  • Iraq
  • strategic competition
  • Geoeconomics
  • ontological security
  • North Korea
  • Islamism
  • Political Psychology
  • Pathology
  • Russian Federation
  • Idealism
  • Science
  • Defensive realism
  • Justice and Development Party
  • Pakistan
  • Region
  • Belt and Road Initiative
  • regional powers
  • Sovereignty
  • Copenhagen School
  • comparative study
  • Donald Trump
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  • Influence
  • Islamic world
  • Sanctions
  • AIPAC
  • war
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  • Barack Obama
  • Coup
  • French Law
  • International society
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  • Emerging Powers
  • Ottoman
  • International Law Commission
  • Integration
  • HydroPolitics
  • Non-Muslims
  • Nuclear Energy
  • norm
  • Ahmadinejad period
  • Medvedev
  • Political Theology
  • political jurisprudence
  • comprehensive security