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1 - The Impact of the Neoliberal Economic Model on the Development Process in Mexico (1994-2016)
Seyed Mohammad Tabatabaee Hadi Ajili Mehdi Rezaei

The historical study of the development economics in Mexico and an overview of the changes and changes in the patterns of economic development in the country due to the role and position of Mexico in the world today, and especially its important position in the global e More

The historical study of the development economics in Mexico and an overview of the changes and changes in the patterns of economic development in the country due to the role and position of Mexico in the world today, and especially its important position in the global economy, which has been promoted to the eleventh largest economy in the world, is very important. . Particularly controversial issues raised by Donald Trump, the newly elected President of the United States in connection with Mexico, once again put the country at the forefront. Regarding Mexican economic jumps in recent years, the paper seeks to underline the development economics in Mexico in the historical context, with emphasis on developments over the past few decades in terms of the changes and effects of the global economic system, in particular the neoliberal economic approach to this country. It has been surveyed and attempts to make the Mexican economic success a little clearer in recent years. Thus, the main research concern in this paper is the contemplation of the process of transformation in the patterns of development economics in Mexico with the aim of examining the various effects and consequences of the neoliberal developmental pattern of the country's economic development in recent decades. Manuscript profile

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2 - The cause of the failed coup of 2016 Turkish Army against the AKP
Mohammadali Basiri Seyed Ali Majidi nejad Abdolreza Alishahi

Due to the assigned right according to the constitutional law by Kemal Ataturk for the protection of the republic of Turkey and Kemalism values, the Turkey army in the years of 1960, 1971, 1980, and 1997 have attempted a coup. But with the empowerment of justice and dev More

Due to the assigned right according to the constitutional law by Kemal Ataturk for the protection of the republic of Turkey and Kemalism values, the Turkey army in the years of 1960, 1971, 1980, and 1997 have attempted a coup. But with the empowerment of justice and development party in 2003 and comprehensive development of the country, Turkey was on an ongoing passing to democracy. In addition, the party of justice and development has closed the ways leading to the coup through legal strategies and modification of the enacted constitutional law during military coups. Though, the army attempted military coup against the party of justice and development for the fifth time in 26th July, 2016. Therefore, this question raises that in spite of the comprehensive development of Turkey after justice and development party coming to power and paving the way for a more liberal and democratic atmosphere and also limiting the role of army in politics, what factors have caused and set the stage for this military organization to attempt a coup? In response to this question this hypothesis took form that the reasons for such a coup could be depriving the army from value capabilities related to its power and depriving the movement of Fethullah Gulen from doing activities inside Turkey and ignorance of Kemalism values by the party of justice and development. The present study is based on analytical-descriptive method and also written and virtual sources were utilized for collecting the data. Manuscript profile

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3 - Geographical Reviewed throughout the Diaspora.
Mohammadreza Hatami

In today's post-modern world, ethnic diaspora or displacement, whether forced or voluntary, is playing a key role in determining the policies of host countries or guests. Why the Diaspora in the fluidity of boundaries, creation or destruction of the nation – state More

In today's post-modern world, ethnic diaspora or displacement, whether forced or voluntary, is playing a key role in determining the policies of host countries or guests. Why the Diaspora in the fluidity of boundaries, creation or destruction of the nation – state phenomena have a tremendous role. Diaspora or Diaspora communities as a development agent or against the development shows variety of approaches in the sociology and psychology. And while this attitude with respect to the distance from home to the host community have geographical point. The research at the cross - sectional and geographical approaches and concepts with the help of space - the realm of the diaspora looks and explores the idea of “rewriting of diaspora” in relation to geography across the geography, place & space. Manuscript profile

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4 - Impact of Barjam on Iran's Position in West Asian Equations
Kabak Khabiri Manouchehr Mohammadi

Multilateral agreements among countries of the world relating to challenging issues it usually leads to the role of the parties in the developments after such agreements. A comprehensive joint action plan had for Iran such a tool decree as long as Iran will be Isolated More

Multilateral agreements among countries of the world relating to challenging issues it usually leads to the role of the parties in the developments after such agreements. A comprehensive joint action plan had for Iran such a tool decree as long as Iran will be Isolated with effort plan to build nuclear weapons, with this agreement, it became an effective player in international bargaining. The Barjam was more than a decade of tension and ineffective negotiations with the Western side. In the atmosphere of post Barjam, Iran officially entered the economic club and regional and world politics. This article seeks to answer this question that Iran's engagement with the international community in the post Barjam what has influenced the role of the country in West Asia and the world? This paper examines the hypothesis that Iran is in the aftermath of the Barjam exit from a previously controlled position and play as an active actor in regional crisis management and this has led to a shift in the balance of power in the region to the detriment of Saudi Arabia and Turkey. Manuscript profile

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5 - The Reasons of the Emergence of New Diplomacy in the Evolving World System
Ruholamin Saeidi

In recent decades many of rules, principles and procedures which dominates the interactions of international actors have changed dramatically due to a transition from Westphalian order to post Westphalian order in world system. In response to the changes of global arena More

In recent decades many of rules, principles and procedures which dominates the interactions of international actors have changed dramatically due to a transition from Westphalian order to post Westphalian order in world system. In response to the changes of global arena, new diplomacy has emerged with different forms like media diplomacy, public diplomacy, track two diplomacy and virtual diplomacy. Understanding the reasons of the emergence of new diplomacy is very important and can be influential in determining foreign policy’s course of action.This article tries to investigate the reasons of the emergence of new diplomacy in the changing world system and proposes three factors as a hypothesis: declining of the role of sovereign states as a consequence of the growth of non-governmental actors, remarkable advancements in information and communication technologies and the enhancement of public opinion status. The results of this article can offer guidelines for directing Iran’ foreign policy. Manuscript profile

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6 - The Status of Iran's Nuclear Program in Israel's Security Doctrine
Hamid Nikoo Morteza Sovailami

The issue of Iran and the Zionist regime can be explained in the framework of the game of zero sum. It means that the existence of this regime is intolerable for the Islamic Republic of Iran and on the other hand, the Zionist regime accused the Islamic Republic of Iran More

The issue of Iran and the Zionist regime can be explained in the framework of the game of zero sum. It means that the existence of this regime is intolerable for the Islamic Republic of Iran and on the other hand, the Zionist regime accused the Islamic Republic of Iran as an existential threat to itself for reasons such as using Iran for its missile power and its nuclear program and significant influence in the Islamic world. In this way, this regime will take advantage of the potential and strategic capabilities of the West, including the United States. In this regard, creating a pressure to prevent the development of Iran's nuclear program is the security strategy of this regime. On the other hand, after the "deal" nuclear deal, it was promising that Iran's oil and finance sanctions would be eliminated in exchange for restrictions on nuclear enrichment. On the other hand, after a nuclear deal namely “Barjam”, it was promising that Iran's oil and finance sanctions in exchange for restrictions on nuclear enrichment will be eliminated. This agreement also reflects the consolidation of Iran as the hegemony of the region; an issue that seemed to have been accepted by the United States. But Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, condemned Iran's nuclear weapons as the worst possible outcome in the current situation. And so the Arab Persian Gulf states felt that they had been abandoned. This article examines the status of Iran's nuclear program in the Zionist security doctrine. Manuscript profile

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