Titlebook: Iran in an Emerging New World Order; From Ahmadinejad to Ali Fathollah-Nejad Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), un

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t years, there are growing concerns over pollinator declines and global pollination crisis. A decrease in pollinator populations also affects plants’ reproductive success, and alters the composition of wild plant communities. The main drivers for pollination decline are agriculture intensification a

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A Critical Geopolitics of International Relations: A Theoretical Derivation,s the stage by highlighting the particular geography Iran occupies and the interest it has generated from various great-powers throughout the country’s modern history, making the notion of geopolitics (understood as geography-related power politics) something not to be ignored in any exploration of

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,The Islamic Republic of Iran: State–Society Complex and the Political Elite’s Political and Geopolill thus address the respective state-sanctioned political and geopolitical culture, whereas the previous chapter delineated the spectrum of political and geopolitical cultures to be found across Iranian society. This chapter’s elaborations are predicated upon the theoretical requirement formulated i

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