نشریه سیاست پژوهی ایرانی
سال چهارم شماره 2 (پیاپی 12، تابستان 1396)

Undoubtedly, reasons behind the constitutional revolution occurrence should be partly sought outside Iranian borders. In this regard, European colonialism was a major cause, but colonialism failed to be only the issue of Iran and Iranians; rather, colonialism should be known as major phenomenon which encompassed all Islamic nations; what made colonialism’s link to Muslim World more colorful were characteristics or political disabilities of the Islamic nations which opened the route for colonialists; this route aimed Muslim World more than it did at Iran, which resulted in many events including constitution in Iran and Ottoman caliphate; hence, the question raised in this article is studying what’s of colonialism, politics and status of world of Islam relationship, on one hand and providing response to that on the other hand will be purpose of the article; this is followed in a descriptive methodology.

The subject of this article is the objective context of the thought of Seyed Hossein Nasr. (Problem) It is therefore important that the traditionalist discourse, along with two fundamentalist and modernist discourses of Islam, has many thinkers and critics. Various methods can be used to study the thoughts of thinkers. In this research, we tried to use the skinner's hermeneutic method to explain the objective fields of Nasr's political thought. First, Skinner's method and its main concepts are explained, which emphasizes the two elements of intention and context. It has also been attempted to draw a perspective on the possibilities of the above methodology for analyzing political thought. Then he explains the life of Nasr as the subject of his thinking. The objective fields of thought of Seyyed Hossein Nasr mean the study of biography and biography of a person from the beginning of life to the attainment of intellectual maturity, and then to better understand how the formation of thoughts and ideas of the author in the context of history, how education in social relations in The opinions of one person are influenced and then they examine the intellectual and political environment of the author, which allows him to understand his work better. (Findings)

Bahrain is a small country but important in regional equations. The country after the independence of Iran in 1971, have always attempted to establish an alliance with regional and extra-regional powers. Because the country has problem to protection security and its independence. Therefore, when the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council was established in 1981, the country due to structural deficiencies and especially the lack of democracy became the membership of the council. The main purpose to joining the PGCC was to protect the country from the threats. This research by using descriptive-explanatory method to examine the causes of the internal crisis in Bahrain in 2011. The main objective of this research is to investigate the reasons of entering and the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council and its policies in this crisis. The results indicate that, since the public uprising in Bahrain started, the council has tried policies such as sent rapid reaction forces, support of government, Media campaign against opponents and alleged dependence of oppositions to Iran, support government and preserve the status quo in Bahrain.

The present study was conducted with the aim of identifying the current status of specialized journals of political science and international relations and understanding the status of these journals and identifying the variety and frequency of injuries and vacancies in this field. In this paper, the content analysis method was investigated and The pathology of more than 177 specialized journals, including scholarly scholarly, scholarly and scholarly specialist in the field of political science and international relations and related fields including law, management, history, sociology, geography and philosophy.Some research results show that The dependence of scientific journals on the basis of publisher organizations, the multiplicity of professions and the formal nature of posts and faculty members and editorial staff, the quantitative growth of journals and the loss of quality in terms of content and content, a small number of specialized journals in other languages, the lack of appropriate ISI journals for The publication of political science articles, the lack of a tradition of critique of the articles published in the specialized journals of political science and international relations, and .... are among the most serious injuries in the specialized journals of political science and international relations in Iran

The purpose of this study is to examine the change in US foreign policy towards the Middle East in relation to religious extremism. In order to study this trend, consideration of structuralist theory as the basis of US foreign policy is needed. After the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in the 1980s, the United States created, organized and supported al-Qaeda in order to confront this. But in the aftermath of 9/11, Bush introduced a new meaning to the Kurdish international system and expressed terrorism and al-Qaeda as the real enemy of the United States, attacking Afghanistan and Iraq to deal with it, and put unilateralism in foreign policy on the agenda. ; However, this policy was revised in the Barack Obama era. Accordingly, the main question of this study is that the rise of religious extremism in the Middle East has had an impact on US foreign policy towards the Middle East? In answer to this question, it has been assumed that the spread of religious extremism in the Middle East has increased the presence and military intervention of the United States in the region; however, over time, the responsibility to counter this phenomenon has been delegated from the United States to its regional and transatlantic allies in the Middle East. Is.

The study of the component of political legitimacy, especially from the point of view of the Islamic-Iranian intellectual movements during the third centuries of the AH century, illustrates the depiction of a pyramidic society from the point of view of political philosophy and from the point of view of other currents. In this regard, Farabi, Avicenna, Ghazali, Khajeh Nasyros, noted the audience.In such a way that a mutually beneficial relationship can be found between the utopian royal society, the philosopher Shah Wamam Yasultan in the framework of Iranian-Islamic political thought. Of course, all thinkers, according to their kind of thinking and analysis, have distinctive features for the president and the ruler.But the Shiites, with the acceptance of the belief in "Imamate" based on the rule of favor and based on the Nas, placed the concept of legitimacy in a special context. Imam is a legitimate ruler and he is the one who is appointed and appointed on the basis of the number of sons of Ali (as) and of the generation of Fatima (sa) and of the branch of Hussein ibn Ali. Therefore, his government, if it is real and legitimate, is based on Shariah