Iranian Review of Foreign Affairs

Iranian Review of Foreign Affairs

 

Iranian Review of Foreign Affairs is the academic English language biannual of the Institute for Strategic Research, an affiliate of the Center for Strategic Research – CSR – (Expediency Council, Tehran). papers should be written based on the following items:

1-Iran`s Foreign Policy

2-Iran and World Politics

3-Iran and the Middle East

4-Iran and Great Powers

5-Iran and International Affairs(like climate change, terrorism, and pandemics). 

 Subject Area: Iran`s Foreign Policy

Publication Period: Once every six months 

Access and Dissemination Policy: Open Access

Iranian Review of Foreign Affairs(IRFA) is a member of the committee on publication ethics(COPE) 

This open-access journal is published under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License

Reviewing method: Double Blind Peer Review

Plagiarism investigation software: Plagiarisma                Samim Noor

Release template: Printed and Electronic

You can Download the Intrest conflict form and Letter of commitment to publish the article here.

Whatsapp Number: +989309884373

According to the decision of the Strategic Research Institute, the Iranian Review of Foreign Affairs biannual 
"does not receive any costs for registering, reviewing and publishing articles".

Scientific Grade: Based on the assessment conducted by the Ministry of Science, Research and Technology for the year 2021(1400): B

 
Current Issue: Volume 16, Issue 2 - Serial Number 42, December 2025 

Keywords Cloud

  • Iran
  • Foreign Policy
  • United States
  • Saudi Arabia
  • Islamic Republic of Iran
  • Middle East
  • Turkey
  • China
  • Russia
  • Security
  • Israel
  • Afghanistan
  • Syria
  • International Law
  • constructivism
  • international relations
  • Persian Gulf
  • confrontation
  • Human rights
  • Strategic
  • Energy
  • America
  • European Union
  • Sanction
  • the United States
  • Islam
  • Geopolitics
  • India
  • strategy
  • Zionist regime
  • identity
  • International System
  • US
  • West Asia
  • Sanctions
  • security dilemma
  • Realism
  • Georgia
  • National Interests
  • terrorism
  • Foreign Investment
  • Orientalism
  • Pakistan
  • NATO
  • Balance of Power
  • Obama
  • Iraqi Kurdistan
  • International Security
  • U.S
  • Discourse
  • Central Asia
  • Securitization
  • economic diplomacy
  • Neighborhood Policy
  • Exceptionalism
  • Diplomacy
  • cooperation
  • Iraq
  • Islamic Republic
  • globalization
  • Soft power
  • Maximum Pressure
  • National Interest
  • The Islamic Republic of Iran
  • Gaza crisis
  • cultural diplomacy
  • US foreign policy
  • Eastern Europe
  • Discourse Analysis
  • Japan
  • the USA
  • United Arab Emirates
  • Military security
  • war
  • \"Saudi Arabia\"
  • balance of threat
  • Peace
  • Geostrategy
  • Middle East studies
  • US-Iran Relations
  • Economic Relations
  • Karabakh
  • United Nations
  • International Sanctions
  • Rapprochement
  • Turkish Foreign Policy
  • Mediation
  • Multilateralism
  • Axis of Resistance
  • Iran’s nuclear dossier
  • Environment
  • universality
  • public diplomacy
  • \"Iran\"
  • BRICS
  • Iranian Studies
  • JCPOA
  • Yemen
  • Pragmatism
  • Strait of Hormuz
  • moderation
  • France
  • Arab Spring
  • Ukraine war
  • Iranian Identity
  • Hegemony
  • Human Security
  • Nuclear negotiations
  • Iran Nuclear Program
  • World order
  • Hezbollah
  • Indian Ocean
  • \"Islamic Republic of Iran\"
  • Strategic Partnership
  • Public Participation
  • International Organizations
  • Nuclear Program
  • Strategic Cooperation
  • Security Strategy
  • reconciliation discourse
  • European Union (EU)
  • U.S. Foreign Policy
  • congress
  • Peace Process
  • Rhetoric
  • IranIraq War
  • Syrian Crisis
  • Oil
  • Neoclassical realism
  • energy Security
  • game theory
  • Belt and Road Initiative
  • look to the East
  • conflict
  • North Africa
  • Britain
  • Foreign Policy Discourse
  • Islamic awakening
  • Iran’s Nuclear Program
  • Military Diplomacy
  • regional powers
  • Policy
  • Justice and Development Party
  • Eurasia
  • Iran Sanctions
  • leadership
  • nuclear
  • Egypt
  • network security order
  • EU
  • Economic Development
  • Contemporary Iranian Studies
  • Power Projections
  • interests
  • IAEA
  • Cold War rivalry
  • Regional security
  • common security
  • Ba'athist Iraq
  • Complex Deterrence
  • Presidential Administration
  • the Islamic Republic of Iran's Foreign Policy
  • Cultural diversity
  • water crisis
  • International society
  • Targeted Sanctions
  • sanction period
  • Strategic Stability
  • macro environment
  • Positive
  • Emancipation
  • Ethnic Minorities
  • Israeli foreign policy
  • African continent
  • South Africa
  • \"James N. Rosenau\"
  • Indigenize
  • Deterrence
  • institutions
  • Political stability
  • Systemic Constraints
  • great power
  • Italy’s foreign policy
  • neighborly relations
  • HydroPolitics
  • Iran-Iraq war
  • ‘’United States’’
  • Destabilization
  • Trust
  • Keywords: hybrid war
  • Geneva Accord
  • Regional SubSystem
  • Peripheral Actors
  • Economic Approaches
  • the U.S
  • EU policy
  • power resources
  • Persian Gulf region
  • Iranian-American Diaspora
  • Strategic Asset

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