US internationalism after eleven septamber and the foreign policy of the Islamic Republic (Structural or neoclassical approach?)

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mohsen jamshidi ¹ (Student)
Hamid Reza saeedy nezhad ² (unever sity ostad)

Received: 2019-10-25 Accepted : 2020-03-08 Published : 2020-06-21

Keywords: Structural realism, Neoclassical Realism, US Internationalism, September elleven 2001, Islamic Republic Foreign Policy, Religious Sectarianism,

Abstract :

Elleven septamber was just an accident, and the aftermath has been more of a reaction to the incident. The Islamic Republic has acted briefly in the neo-realist post eleven septamber era after eleven septamber, but based on the ideological approach of the Islamic Revolution, the country has always acted contrary to this theory and can be based on its performance as well as the data discussed in the research. Neoclassical realism has been the basis of Iran's foreign policy since eleven septamber. Iran's efforts to increase its regional role are aimed at enhancing relative security (defense realism). Following the Islamic Revolution and the ideological and strategic conflict with the United States, Iran sought to strengthen its asymmetric capability in the Middle East (aggressive realism) in order to weaken its military against the United States and confront the Western economic war. Supporting regional resistance groups irrespective of their ideology (religious sectarianism), the production and use of simple, low-cost weapons, and the proliferation of such weapons in the region (tendency and tendency for regional hegemony) are two important tactics in Iranian military doctrine. The battle is asymmetric. The author of the qualitative study and the descriptive-analytical approach will attempt to answer the existing question and prove his hypothesis through the data in question.