Security anthropological theories: the sould-centred paradigm (self-inquiry) in International Relations (the case of self - seeking Iran's Sacred Defense)

All the major theories of international relations under the paradigm of international security are based on certain anthropological¡ With a little reflection can be new division of international relations that security paradigm. Therefore¡ in addition to the paradigm of «man-centered» and the paradigm of «desire-driven» paradigm and the new paradigm called the «soul-centered» named. So with respect to the soul-centered paradigm¡ the main research question ahead is whether the concepts formed the basis of business other than «power» and «security» as a «self-seeking and status-seeking» (c) can explain foreign policy. A. Iran is in a holy war? In other words¡ the self-seeking decision-makers in government formation and / or continued conflict in the Islamic Republic of Iran sacred defense was effective? So this paper by applying «the theory of philosophical anthropology» and the analysis of «self-seeking and self-esteem in show business other than the assumption that power and security concepts such as» status-seeking and self-seeking « (c) can explain foreign policy. A. Iran''s holy war and the phrase »self-seeking and status-seeking «decision-makers in government formation and / or continued conflict in the Islamic Republic of Iran sacred defense has been effective. The results show that the behavior and actions of social existence in the Islamic Republic of Iran as a holy war to national self-esteem and dignity was business. You can also use the concept of» self-seeking and status-seeking «into three components'' self-imposed restrictions in the conflict» ¡ «priorities identity» and «seeking dignity» become holy war and conflicts in the Islamic Republic of Iran described and explained.