Shirzad Azad Book order

The US's exit from the Iran nuclear deal in May 2018 significantly impacted Iran's economic ties with China, its largest trading partner. The reinstatement of international sanctions led to a deterioration in various aspects of their financial, commercial, and technological relationships, highlighting the complexities and consequences of geopolitical decisions on international trade dynamics.

The book examines the significant impact of international sanctions on Iran and how they transformed East Asia's relationships with the country. It highlights the diverse interactions between Iran and various East Asian political entities, including developed nations like Japan and South Korea, as well as communist states like China and North Korea. The narrative emphasizes how these sanctions, initially perceived to benefit East Asian states, have reshaped the nature and extent of their multifaceted connections with Iran over the decades.

The study explores six distinct aspects of East Asia's strategic engagement in the contemporary Middle East, analyzing key factors that have enabled East Asian nations to capitalize on favorable conditions in the region. Each chapter delves into different elements that contribute to this advantageous relationship, highlighting the complexities and dynamics at play in international relations between East Asia and the Middle East.

The book critically examines the transformation of Korea from a society deeply rooted in Confucianism to one shaped by rapid industrialization and modernization. It analyzes the socio-cultural and politico-economic changes over five decades, highlighting how these shifts have undermined fundamental Confucian principles. The author discusses the unmet promises of economic development and their profound effects on contemporary Korean society, including its interactions with outsiders and its internal dynamics.

This study is a broad analysis of diplomatic, economic, and cultural relations between Iran and China since the 1980s. It provides new perspectives on critical recent developments and outlines a prospective path for the future. číst celé

Focusing on the agency factor, this book explores the complex dynamics between the Korean Peninsula and the Persian Gulf region. It examines how various external and internal influences shape their interactions, providing a detailed analysis of the multifaceted relationship that exists between these two areas. The work delves into historical, political, and economic dimensions, offering insights into the evolving ties and the implications for both regions.