Barrisī-yi Usūl va Bunyān'hā-yi Mafhūmī dar Dānish: Persiska (Farsi) 1402

International relations, as one of the important branches of human knowledge, implies the scientific study of international relations and, like other academic disciplines, has two separate social and intellectual structures (social structures include institutions from large and official organizations, such as faculties related to this field or specialized magazines and Intellectual structures also include theories of the field, research productions, magazines and related conferences). In this regard, by considering this field as an independent, scientific and academic field that has its own identity boundaries, students and those interested in this field are expected to get acquainted with its principles and conceptual foundations, which are consistent and create the identity of this field. be able to analyze and explain its various conceptual aspects; The purpose that has been tried to be addressed in this book.