انگیزه‌های همکاری امنیتی ایران و روسیه در آسیای مرکزی

A) Persian

1. Aghazadeh, Mahdieh (2015), “Iran’s Foreign Policy Approach towards Central Asia and The Caucasus”, Eurasian Universities Union, Vol. 3, No. 1, pp. 96-102.

2. Atai, Farhad and Azam Sheibani (2011), “The Backgrounds of Cooperation and Competition between Iran and Russia in Central Asia in the Geopolitical Framework”, Central Eurasia Studies, Vol. 4, No. 8, pp. 131-151.

3. Azami, Hadi and Aliakbar Dabiri (2012), “Assessing Iran’s Geopolitical Opportunities and Challenges in Central Asia”, Journal of Geographical Space, Vol. 12, No. 40, pp. 25-46.

4. Azizi, Hamidreza (2017), “Iranian-Russian Cooperation in Central Asia: Opportunities and Constraints”, IRAS, Available at: http://www.Iras.Ir/En/Doc/Article/3242/Iranian-Russian-Cooperation-In-Central-Asia-Opportunities-And-Constraints, (Accessed on: 7/15/2017).

5. Azizi, Hamidreza (2018), “Analyzing Iran’s Security Ties with Central Asia Based on the Theory of Regional Security Complexes”, Central Eurasia Studies, Vol. 11, No. 1, pp. 157-175.

6. Dehghani Firouzabadi, Seyed Jalal (2014), Theories of Regional Integration and International Regimes, Tehran: Mokhatab.

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B) English

1. Alagöz, Mehmet (2008), “The New Great Game and Iran: Iran’s Foreign Policy in Central Asia in Post-Soviet Era”, Bilgesam, Available at: http://www.Bilgesam.Org/En/Incel/1463/-The-New-Great-Game-And-Iran--Iran%27s-Foreign-Policy-In-Central-Asia-In-Post-Soviet-Era, (Accessed on: 11/6/2008).

2. Burnashev, Rustam (2015),“Security Challenges in Central Asia”, Centre International De Formation Européenne,pp. 106-122,Available at: https://www.Cairn.Info/Revue-L-Europe-En-Formation-2015-1-Page-106.Htm, (Accessed on: 7/15/2017).

3. Daneykin, Yury, Elisey Andreevsky, Mikhail Rogozhin and Oleg Sernetsky (2015), “Threats and Challenges to the Regional Security in Central Asian Region (The Example of The Republic of Kyrgyzstan)”, Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences, Vol. 166, pp. 86-91, Available at: https://Doi.Org/10.1016/ J.Sbspro.2014.12.488, (Accessed on: 11/6/2008).

4. Kukeyeva, Fatima, Leila Delovarova, Tolganay Ormysheva and Yermek Chukubayev (2016), “Security Threats and Challenges in the Post-Soviet Central Asia: Religion-based Extremism on Case Study of ISIS”, Global Journal on Humanities and Social Sciences, No. 4, pp. 857- 864.

5. Maria Rocca, Noemi (2017), “Regional Stability for National Survival: Iran’s Foreign Policy towards the Southern Caucasus and Central Asia in the Post-Soviet Era”, International Relations and Diplomacy, Vol. 5, No. 9, pp. 544-553.

6. Omelicheva, Mariya Y. (2018), “Russia’s Foreign Policy in Central Asia”, Routledge Handbook of Russian Foreign Policy, Edited by Andrei P. Tsygankov, pp. 325-337.

7. Peyrouse, Sebastien (2017), “Diagnosing Central Asia’s Drug Problem: the Real Drivers are Poverty and Corruption, not Infrastructure”, Reconnecting Asia, Available at: https://Reconnectingasia.Csis.Org/Analysis/Entries/Diagnosing-Central-Asias-Drug-Problem, (Accessed on: 7/3/2017).

8. Rakhimov, Mirzokhid (2015), “Central Asia in the Context of Western and Russian Interests”, Centre International de Formation Européenne, No. 375, pp. 140-155, Available at: https://www.Cairn.Info/Revue-L-Europe-En-Formation-2015-1-Page-140.Htm, (Accessed on: 7/3/2017).            

9. Rippa, Alessandro (2018), “Terrorism in Central Asia: between Facts and Fiction”, Available at: https://www.Ispionline.It/En/ Pubblicazione/Terrorism-Central-Asia-Between-Facts-And-Fiction-21722, (Accessed on: 11/12/2018).

10. Yesevi, Çagla Gül (2013), “Security Threats in Central Asia”, International Journal of Social Sciences and Humanity Studies, Vol. 5, No. 2, pp. 26-38.