Ravān'shināsī sīyāsī-yi bayn'al-milal: Persian 1400

International political psychology is a new effort to combine psychological approaches and ideas with themes and theories in the field of international relations. In this work, Anna Cornelia Bear, inspired by the findings and subjects of psychological science, tries to delve into the concepts raised in the field of international relations and pour them into a new format. Explaining why the science of psychology is used in international relations and the mutual effectiveness of the two in a two-way interactive way is a commendable and context-enhancing effort that was proposed for the first time in this work and provided the capacity to form and expand an interdisciplinary field known as "international political psychology". Is. In this sense, reading this work is recommended for researchers interested in social psychology and scholars in the fields of international relations, political science, and psychology.