The Structure-Agent Dichotomy in the Foreign Policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran: A Structural Analysis of the Interaction of the International Structure and the Domestic Political System

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This paper aims to investigate how Iranian foreign policy is shaped by the interaction between international and domestic political factors.
Utilized a constructivist approach for qualitative analysis
Examined the interplay between international norms and domestic ideologies
Analyzed Iran's foreign policy changes in relation to the U.S. and Europe
The international structure significantly shapes Iran's foreign actions through norms and threats.
Domestic actors reinterpret this international framework influenced by political ideologies and internal power dynamics.
Foreign policy shifts demonstrate that understanding Iran requires analyzing both international and internal contexts.

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This research analyzes Iranian foreign policy interaction with international structures and domestic politics, suggesting a mutual influence.

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Khojeh et al. (2025) studied this question.

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