بررسی جایگاه افغانستان جدید در مجموعه‌های امنیتی منطقه‌ای از آسیای مرکزی تا آسیای جنوبی

A) English

1. Buzan, B. and Ole Waever (2003), Regions and Powers:The Structure of International Security, Cambridge University Press.

2. Gibbs, D. N. (2000), “Afghanistan: The Soviet Invasion in Retrospect”, International Politics, Vol. 37, No. 2, pp. 233-246.

3. Golunov, S. (2006), “Drug Trafficking as a Challenge for Russia’s Security and Border Policies, Budapest”, Open Society Institute, Available at: http://www.policy.hu/golunov/policypaper_Golunov.pdf, (Accessed on: 12/11/2017).

4. Guney, A. and F. Gokcan (2010), “The “Greater Middle East” as a “Modern” Geopolitical Imagination in American Foreign Policy”, Geopolitics, Vol. 15, No. 1, pp. 22-38.

5. Hameed, S. (2012), Prospect for Indian-Pakistan Cooperation in Afghanistan, New York: Center for Strategic International Studies (CSIS).

6. Henderson, N. (2015), “2015 Terrorism and Political Violence Risk Map - a Guide: Aon’s Guide to Terrorism and Political Violence Risk”, Available at: https://www.insurancebusinessmag.com/uk/special-reports/aon-risk-solutions-2015-terrorism-and-political-violence-risk-map-29529.aspx, (Accessed on: 11/8/2018).

7. Kassenova, N. (2014), “Relations between Afghanistan and Central Asian States after 2014 (Incentives, Constraints and Prospects)”, Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, Available at: https://www.sipri.org/sites/ default/files/files/misc/SIPRI14wcaNK.pdf, (Accessed on: 10/8/2017).  

8. Katzman, K. (2015), “Afghanistan: Post-Taliban Governance, Security, and U.S. Policy”, Congressional Research Service, Available at: https://fas.org/sgp/crs/row/RL30588.pdf, (Accessed on: 6/11/2018).

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10. King, M. and B. Sturtewagen (2010), Making the Most of Afghanistan’s River Basins: Opportunities for Regional Cooperation, the East West Institute.

11. Laruelle, M., S. Peyrouse and V. Axyonova (2013), “The Afghanistan-Central Asia Relationship: What Role for the EU?”, EUCAM, Working Paper No. 13, Available at: http://fride.org/descarga/EUCAM_WP13_Afghanistan.pdf, (Accessed on: 11/9/2017).

12. Mitton, J. (2014), “India-Pakistan Rivalry and Failure in Afghanistan”, International Journal, Vol. 69, No. 3, pp. 353–376.

13. Muzaffary, F. R. (2008), “Regional Security and NATO”, Policy Perspectives, Vol. 5, No. 2, pp. 35-52.

14. Özalp, N. O. (2011), “Where is the Middle East? the Definition and Classification Problem of the Middle East as a Regional Subsystem in International Relations”, TJP Turkish Journal of Politics,Vol. 2, No. 2, pp. 5-21.

15. Pant, B., S. Pradhan and S. Gartaula (2014), “Regional Cooperation and Integration in South Asia: Nepal Perspective”, 15th Annual GDN Conference, Accra-Ghana, Available at: https://docplayer.net/46935813-Regional-cooperation-and-integration-in-south-asia-nepal-perspective-1.html, (Accessed on: 6/11/2018).

16. Paramonov, V. and A. Strokov (2006), “Russia and Central Asia: Current and Future Economic Relations”, Conflict Studies Research Centre Central Asian Series, Vol. 6, No. 31, pp. 1-13.

17. Parto, S. and Others (2012), “Afghanistan and Regional Trade: More, or Less, Imports from Central Asia?”, University of Central Asia: Institute of Policy and Adminstration, Working Paper No. 3, pp. 1-38.

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19. Price, G. (2013), “India’s Policy towards Afghanistan”, Available at: www.chathamhouse.org/sites/default/files/public/.../0813pp_indiaafghanistan.pdf, (Accessed on: 20/8/2016).

20. Wagner, Ch. )2014(, “Security Cooperation in South Asia: Overview, Reasons, Prospects”, German Institute for International and Security Affairs, pp. 1-22, Available at: https://www.swp-berlin.org/fileadmin/contents/products/ research_papers/2014_RP06_wgn.pdf, (Accessed on: 6/11/2018).

B) Persian

1. Aghajari, Mohammad Javad and Simin Sadat Rostamifar (2012), “SAARC and its Impact on Regionalism”, International Relations, Vol. 5, No. 20, pp. 9-39.

2. Ahmadipoor, Zahra and Others (2010), “A Geopolitical Analysis on Oppurtunities and Challenges of West Asian Integration”, Geography and Regional Programming, Vol. 1, No. 1, pp. 77-108.

3. Azizi, Hamidreza (2018), “Analyzing Iran’s Security Ties with Central Asia Based on the Regional Security Complexes Theory”, Central Eurasia Studies, Vol. 12, No. 1, pp. 157-175.

4. Buzan, Barry (1999), People, States, and Fear, Tehran: Research Institute of Strategic Studies.

5. Buzan, Barry (2012), “Logic of Regional Security in the Post-Cold-War World”, in: B. Hettne, A. Inotai and O. Sunkel, The New Regionalism and the Future of Security and Development, Translated by A. Tayeb, Tehran: Publication of Foreign Ministry, pp. 47-84.

6. Buzan, Barry and Ole Waever (2009), Regions and Powers: Structure of Interntional Security, Translated by R. Ghahramanpour, Tehran: Research Institute of Strategic Studies.

7. Buzan, Barry and Others (2007), Security: a New Framework for Analysis, Translated by A. Tayeb, Tehran: Research Institute of Strategic Studies.

8. Dadandish, Parvin and Vali Koozegar Kaleji (2010), “A Critical Study on Regional Security Complex Theory Using Security Invironment of South Caucasus”, Rahbord, Vol. 19, No. 56, pp. 73-107.

9. Farajollahi, Ghasem (2010), “Geopolitics of Persian Gulf, Iran, US: Threats and Opportunities of I.R. Iran”, Islam, Politics, and International Structure, pp. 3-22.

10. Hekmatnia, Hasan (2004), “Afghanistan: Asian Heartland”, Peyke Noor, Vol. 2, No. 1, pp. 84-96.

11. Hettne, Bjorn, A. Inotai and O. Sunkel (2012), The New Regionalism and the Future of Security and Development, Translated by A. Tayeb, Tehran: Publication of Foreign Ministry.

12. Jom’e-i, Rohollah (2009), Greater Middle East, Tehran: Irna.

13. Moosazadeh, Reza and Mahdi Ebrahiminejad (2008), International Monetry and Financial Organizations, Tehran: Samt.

14. Moradi, Manuchehr and Parvin Moazami Goodarzi (2009), “Enlargement NATO in Central Asia and Caucasus: Dimentions and Results”, in: 15^th Conference on Central Asia and Caucasus, Tehran: Publication of Foreign Ministry, pp. 125-143.

15. Mousavi, Seyed Mohammad and Others (2012), “The Impact of Energy Pipe Lines on Geopolitic of Central Asia and Caucasus”, Central Asia and the Caucasus Studies, Vol. 18, No. 80, pp. 147-169.

16. Rahim Safavi, Seyed Yahya and Abdolmahdi Sheikhani (2010), “Long-Term and Short-Term Objectives of United States from Military Invation to Afghnistan”, Human Geografi, Vol. 2, No. 3, pp. 1-24.

17. Sajjadpoor, Seyed Mohammad Kazem and Mohammad Taghi Jahanbakhsh (2013), “Russian Security Policy toward New Afghanistan”, Central Asia and the Caucasus Studies, Vol. 19, No. 84, pp. 31-62.

18. Shafiee, Nawzar (2017), “Consolidation of USA and India in Great Game Power in Central Asia”, Central Eurasia Studies, Vol. 10, No. 1, pp. 101-116.

19. Tamanna, Faramarz (2008), US Foreign Policy toward Afghanistan, Tehran: Research Institute of Strategic Studies.

20. Tamanna, Faramarz (2014), Afghanistan’s Foreign Policy under Regional Cooperation, Kabol: Afghanistan’s Foreign Ministry Center for Strategic Studies.

21. Williams, Paul D. (2013), Security Studies: an Introduction, Translated by A. Tayeb, Tehran: Amir Kabir.