Iran's Regional Relations
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Iran's Regional Relations
A History from Antiquity to the Islamic Republic
Houshisadat, Seyed Mohammad
Taylor & Francis Ltd
04/2022
290
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Inglês
9780367547707
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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 Abbasid 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 Afsharid Empire: The Napoleonic symbol of Persia The Zand Dynasty: Struggle for power The Qajar 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
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Middle East;Sassanid Empires;Islamic Republic;Islamic Republic's Foreign Policy;political developments;domestic-level changes;Mongol Ilkhanate;Iranian foreign relations;Islamic Revolution;Safavid Empire;Persian Gulf;Iran's Foreign Policy;Persian Agent;Post-revolutionary Iran;Pahlavi Dynasty;Foreign Policy;Khosrow II;Shatt Al Arab;Orodes II;Darius III;Timurid Empire;Alexander III;Abd Al Malik Ibn;Sassanid King;Seljuq Empire;Arsacid Empire;Ulugh Beg
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 Abbasid 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 Afsharid Empire: The Napoleonic symbol of Persia The Zand Dynasty: Struggle for power The Qajar 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
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Middle East;Sassanid Empires;Islamic Republic;Islamic Republic's Foreign Policy;political developments;domestic-level changes;Mongol Ilkhanate;Iranian foreign relations;Islamic Revolution;Safavid Empire;Persian Gulf;Iran's Foreign Policy;Persian Agent;Post-revolutionary Iran;Pahlavi Dynasty;Foreign Policy;Khosrow II;Shatt Al Arab;Orodes II;Darius III;Timurid Empire;Alexander III;Abd Al Malik Ibn;Sassanid King;Seljuq Empire;Arsacid Empire;Ulugh Beg
