Iran‘s Strategic Thinking: The Evolution of Iran’s Foreign Policy, 1979-2018

Nikolay Kozhanov

doi:10.2307/j.ctv4ncnvz

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Edition: 1/2018
Copyright Year: 2018
ISBN-Print: 978-3-95994-038-2
ISBN-Online: 978-3-95994-039-9
Publisher: Gerlach Press, Berlin
Language: English
Pages: 197
Product Type: Monograph

1. Contents No access
Introduction No access Pages 1 - 2
1. 1. The Quest for Independence No access
2. 2. Between the West and the Soviets No access
3. 3. Flirting with the US No access
4. 4. Trying to be Independent No access
5. 5. The Shah’s Regional Aspirations No access
6. 6. Westoxication No access
1. 1. The Idea of the Third Pass No access
2. 2. Khomeini’s Views and the Foreign Policy Doctrine of Iran No access
3. 3. The Reflection of Iran’s Foreign Policy Priorities in the Constitution of the Country No access
4. 4. From the Export of the Islamic Revolution to the Idea of Cultural Influence No access
1. 1. US-Iranian Relations from the Flight of the Shah to the Iran-Contras Scandal No access
2. 2. The Iran-Contras and Political Struggle in Iran No access
3. 3. The End of War and Fresh Hopes No access
4. 4. The USSR and the Islamic Revolution in Iran No access
5. 5. The USSR and the Hostage Crisis No access
6. 6. Iranian Approaches to the USSR No access
7. 7. Soviet-Iranian Relations, 1979-1986 No access
8. 8. Soviet-Iranian Relations, 1986-1989 No access
1. 1. Reconsidering Priorities No access
2. 2. The Evolution of the Decision-Making System No access
3. 3. Khamenei’s Views on Iran’s Foreign Policy No access
4. 4. A Flexible Policy and the ‘Dialogue of Civilizations’. The Views of Hashemi-Rafsanjani and Khatam No access
5. 5. Countries that Can Help Iran to Satisfy its Needs No access
6. 6. Iran and the Post-Soviet Space No access
1. 1. Economic Sanctions from Megara to Iran No access
2. 2. US Sanctions against Iran before 2006 No access
3. 3. Reasons for the Adoption of the US Sanctions of 2006-2012 No access
4. 4. The US Sanctions of 2010 No access
5. 5. US Partners and the Sanctions of 2010 No access
6. 6. International Sanctions and Asian-Iranian Economic Dialogue No access
7. 7. The “Black Knights” and the Punitive Measures of 2010 No access
8. 8. Iranian Methods of Bypassing the Sanctions of 2006-12 No access
1. 1. Who Are You, Mr. Ahamdinejad? No access
2. 2. Iran’s Ambitions in the Middle East and Beyond No access
3. 3. Dialogue with Latin America No access
4. 4. Iran and Regional Transport Corridors as a Means of Diplomacy No access
5. 5. Iran and East Asian Countries during the Presidency of Ahmadinejad No access
6. 6. Russian-Iranian Relations under Ahmadinejad No access
7. 7. Iran, its Nuclear Ambitions and Iran’s Public Opinion No access
8. 8. Iran and Sanctions During the Second Presidential Term of Ahmadinejad (2009-2013) No access
9. 9. Sanctions on the Eve of the 2013 Presidential Elections No access
10. 10. Dealing with the West No access
11. 11. Syria between Russia and Iran No access
12. 12. Iran and Trump’s Decision to Leave the JCPOA No access
Conclusion No access Pages 151 - 156
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2. Chapter 2 No access
3. Chapter 3 No access
4. Chapter 4 No access
5. Chapter 5 No access
6. Chapter 6 No access
Bibliography No access Pages 181 - 190