After the Islamic revolution in Iran, religion turned into a new source of power in the international system. The Islamic revolution with its trans-national ideology challenged the West’s global claims. Since studying the roots of the West’s worries about the Islamic revolution through a mere analysis of ideological challenges is rather misleading, the paper analyzes these worries ideologically and geopolitically.
Fazelinia, N. (2007). The roots of the West’s worries about the Islamic Revolution:With an emphasis on the Shiite geopolitics. Political Science, 9(Issue 36), 111-124.
MLA
Nafiseh Fazelinia. "The roots of the West’s worries about the Islamic Revolution:With an emphasis on the Shiite geopolitics", Political Science, 9, Issue 36, 2007, 111-124.
HARVARD
Fazelinia, N. (2007). 'The roots of the West’s worries about the Islamic Revolution:With an emphasis on the Shiite geopolitics', Political Science, 9(Issue 36), pp. 111-124.
VANCOUVER
Fazelinia, N. The roots of the West’s worries about the Islamic Revolution:With an emphasis on the Shiite geopolitics. Political Science, 2007; 9(Issue 36): 111-124.
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