The review is devoted to the analysis of scientific work Amitav Acharya and Barry Buzan, Making Global International Relations. Origins Evolution IR at its Centenary (Cambridge New York, Cambridge University Press, 2019, 383 p.). Structurally, consists an introduction ten sections. Well-known Western theorists international relations gave their vision evolution Westphalian world order during tw...

the notion of peace, regardless of theorizations accepted in th field and since the                  enlightenment period, and the era known as modernism, has, constantly, been one of the challenges of mankind, and also scientists in the field of political sciences and international relations.  contrary to the presentation of the idea of peace and respect to the human rights in some of the fore...

this paper is an attempt to examine, with narrative explanation technique, the notion of the “other” in the history of iran’s foreign relations from the perspective of historical sociology in international relations. it covers the historical period following the founding of the safavid state in 1502 a.d. through the first decade of the islamic republic (1989 a. d.). from the perspective of how ...

Abstract The article outlines a new framework for the study of communicative taboos in repressive political regimes such as GDR. concept goes beyond somewhat reductive position that understands mere silencing. approach developed here aims at refining our understanding discursive dictatorial regimes, where one dominant ideology has become deeply ingrained most aspects society. It starts with obs...

The invasion of a limited contingent Soviet troops into Afghanistan at the end 1979 caused mixed reaction among Communist parties in Europe. Some them subject actions USSR leadership to sharp criticism. article reveals what extent US administration was aware critical attacks against and CPSU by most powerful Western European determine how factor Eurocommunism influenced Afghan vector policy 197...

present paper is a translation of the travelogue of sefer muratowicz, the armenian-origin polish merchant and traveler who made a journey to persia in 1602. apart from translation, we would provide, in present article, some codicological information and a content review.  because one of the travelogue versions has been corrected by tadeusz juda krusiński, his footnotes are cited as well. in pre...