السياسة الخارجية الإيرانية بين الاستمرارية و التغيير : تحليل الحالة السورية

Abstract EN

After the Islamic Revolution of 1979, "Iran" pursued an isolationist foreign policy with an anti-imperialist rhetoric.

However, with the start of the "Iran-Iraq War", Iran turned its isolationist "foreign policy" into a multilateral policy, and as a result of the changes in the balance of power that followed the attacks.

9/11, Iran “relaunched an ideological-oriented foreign policy.

Although the conflicting rhetoric in "Iranian foreign policy" began to decline during the "era of President Rouhani, " but the "foreign policy" directed towards ideology and identity is still continuing.

Therefore, Iran's "foreign policy" towards Syria was formed according to determinants such as "Iranian national security.

" The formation of the Shiite crescent, geopolitics, and the regional balance of power.