The Islamic Revolution and the Transformation of the Concept of Peace, the nature, goals and examples

Peace has been the main goal of the emergence of international relations. Since of the establishment of the seat of international relations, the case of peace and war control has been one of the main reasons for theoretical and practical discussions and controversy in the world. If the Clausewitz's attitude to the war in international relations approaches is left to the side, it can be argued that all intellectual approaches in the attitudes of the Academy of Diplomacy and International Relations to the management of the global system are seeking peace. According the special importance of war and peace in the international system, each of the theories of international relations has set it its goal; traditional, modern, critical, and Islamic theories offer a specific definition of peace and war. The dissident and dominant theories of international relations are demanding changes based on their attitudes, but maintaining the status quo in the structure of the geometry of world order. But critical theories, with different tendencies, want to create a new world based on their discursive dialectics. The Islamic Revolution of Iran has introduced a new discourse on peace-building approaches based on Islamic intellectual approaches which originated from Islamic intellectual approaches. This paper by examination the different approaches of international relations checks out the evolution of the concept of peace in international relations in terms of the nature, goals and motives, as well as examples of this evolution. The research method is descriptive and analytical and data collection tools are library and internet resources.