The effect of requirements for development-oriented foreign policy on sustainable development of the islamic republic of Iran

Authors

  • Mohsen Saeidi Department of International Relations, Faculty of Human Sciences, Islamic Azad University of Tehran, Central Science and Research Branch Iran, Islamic Republic of
  • Sajjad Khatibi pour MA student of International Relations, Faculty of Human Sciences, Islamic Azad University, Science and Research Qom, Iran, Islamic Republic of

Keywords:

foreign policy requirements, sustainable development, international actors, foreign policy

Abstract

Developing the interactions and communications between international actors, especially in the era of globalization, the foreign policy arena plays an important role in the path of development, and even in the orientation and increase of the development process, it has a considerable influence. Today, all countries strive to get themselves closer to their intended interests using foreign policy tool. The Islamic Republic of Iran has also committed itself certainly to its development and necessity; hence, having a scientific and principled look at this tool is an undeniable necessity. In this paper, it is attempted to address foundations of the Islamic Republic and consider the effect of some instrumental requirements in the foreign policy arena in the path of sustainable development. Some key issues include being away from the creation of a security environment for the country, striving for detention, matching ideals with facilities and possibilities, attending to international norms and standards, selecting a proper discourse in expression and pursuit of ideals, etc. Complying with the requirements in the foreign policy arena can have a significant impact on the development of the country and give rise to a "constructive interaction" with the international environment. The main constructive interaction is considered as the key to reach national interests and take steps in the paths of development. In the end, providing a definition of "constructive interaction" not out of passivity but authority, the writer attempts to introduce it from a stance of protecting national interests and international reputation of Iran in the path of growth and development. The period of creating a security and contrastive space in international relations has elapsed, and lack of role-playing as well as addressing conflicts in regional and international arenas are not considered as a privilege but rather a weakness or shortcoming.

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Published

2014-05-29

How to Cite

Saeidi, M. ., & Khatibi pour, S. . (2014). The effect of requirements for development-oriented foreign policy on sustainable development of the islamic republic of Iran. Scientific Journal of Review, 3(5), 313-322. Retrieved from http://sjournals.com/index.php/sjr/article/view/563

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Section

Social Sciences