Investigating Theories of Impact of the Islamic Revolution on International Relations

With the advent of the Islamic Revolution, was strengthened theoretical literature on the impact of revolutions on international relations. The emergence of the Islamic Revolution, it has led to the revival of religious culture and the pattern of religion-based international relations, challenged the secular assumptions and implications of international relations. In the field of theoretical literature of the influence of the Islamic Revolution on international relations is faced with three groups of theorists. The first group: theorists who emphasize the Islamic and revolutionary special characteristics and more on the cultural and content characteristics of the Islamic Revolution. Second group: In addition to emphasizing the cultural and Islamic aspects of the Islamic Revolution, they seek to demonstrate the impact of the Islamic Revolution using pattern methods and techniques. Third group: approaches have been raised by some Western writers. These approaches have examined the consequences of the Islamic Revolution of Iran in the field of foreign policy and its implications for international relations more based on consolidated approaches. In objective dimensions, consideration of the cultural and political impacts of the Islamic Revolution and also the consideration of Iran's future developments and conflicts, and the formulation of scenarios and future challenges, are of great importance.