Scientific journal on culture of diplomacy studies

Scientific journal on culture of diplomacy studies

About Journal

The bi-quarterly Journal of Cultural Studies of Diplomacy is now accepting articles from professors, researchers, and experts in the fields of international relations, political science, and regional studies. The bi-quarterly Journal of Cultural Studies of Diplomacy (by the Iranian Association of International Relations in cooperation with the Faculty of Law and Political Science of Kharazmi University and the Research Group on Cultural Diplomacy and Dialogue) was established in July 2020 with Registration number 86770 is published in the form of two quarterly journals. 

 

 

  • Country of publication: IRAN
  • Format: Electronic
  • Field of Expertise: Political and International Relations 
  • Initial review time: Maximum 7 days 
  • Publication frequency: bi-quarterly 
  • Language of the journal: Persian (English abstract) 
  • Open access to articles: Yes
  • Journal Email: f.diplomacypolitics@gmail.com 
Current Issue: Volume 5, Issue 1, June 2026 

The Palestinian Issue through the Lens of Ayatollah Khamenei’s Discursive Diplomacy

Pages 137-154

10.22034/sjcds.2026.570990.1112

mohammad mojahedzadeh, Mojtaba Shariati, Ali Bagheri Dolatabadi, reza rezaei

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