Uluslararası İlişkiler Dergisi

Yazarlar: Onur OKYAR, İsmail Dinçer GÜNEŞ

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DOI:10.33458/uidergisi.463066

Anahtar Kelimeler:Iranian Regime and Public Opinion,Realpolitik,Nuclear Power and Weapons,Basic Rights and Freedoms

Özet: This study is based on the hypothesis that Iranian State’s real-political foreign policy practice is constrained by the public opinion which demands more rights and freedoms, thus preventing a balance of violence in the international arena. The introduction explains why Iranian foreign policy is on a real-political axis. The main goal of the study is to question whether the opinion of Iranian public on foreign policy issues affects the Regime’s foreign policy. For this purpose in the literature review, a detailed definition of real politics is provided, a chronological analysis of different perspectives is made and a theoretical conclusion is given. Following this, the relation between public opinion and foreign policy is discussed. Iranian public poll results are also discussed to draw a picture of contemporary Iranian politics.

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