Contemporary Researches on Islamic Revolution

Contemporary Researches on Islamic Revolution

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Number of Volumes 8
Number of Issues 29
Number of Articles 190
Number of Contributors 353
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Quarterly of

 Contemporary Researches on  Islamic Revolution

Quarterly of Contemporary Researches on  Islamic Revolution is published under a formal scientific-researh and rank (b) license from the Ministry of Sciences, Research and Technology of the Islamic Republic of Iran since 2020.

 

This quarterly publishes papers related to the Islamic Revolution;

This quarterly is an open access journal and Researchers can download the PDF of the text of the papers for free from the journal s website;110 

Journal language: All papers are in English (Abstracts in English and Persian);

Average initial review time: Up to 5 days;

Average article review time: 16 weeks; each article is sent to at least two reviewers;

Review type:  double blind Peer Review

Moral rights: All moral rights of the work belong to the author;

Acceptance rate for articles per volume: 15 percent

Publication Frequency: Quarterly
Journal Language: English (Abstracts in English and Persian)
Publication Type: Electronic
Access Type: Free (full text)
Article Review and Publication Fee: Yes. A fee of 6,000,000 Rials will be collected in a single payment.

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This publication is a member of the COPE Ethical Guidelines and adheres to these guidelines.

Copyright of Articles: The journal operates under international copyright laws of creative commons. The copyright of the articles belongs to the authors, and the authors are the owners and holders of the copyright to their work.

Plagiarism: To prevent plagiarism, the Samim Noor similarity detection software is used;

Please make sure to read the author guidelines before submitting your article and complete the necessary journal forms (commitment form and conflict of interest form);

Authors are required to translate articles submitted in Persian into English after the reviewers' approval;

ORCID IDs and university/organizational emails are mandatory for article authors.  Therefore, authors are requested to obtain these before submitting their articles to the journal.

Current Issue: Volume 9, Issue 29, Summer 2026, Pages 1-159 

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  • non-proliferation
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  • principlist discourse
  • Religious Texts
  • Resistance Axis
  • Jack Goldstone
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  • history
  • Authoritarian Modernization
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  • Context
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  • Social and Economic Turmoil
  • economic schools
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  • Social Theology
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  • Authorship
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  • woman
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  • Cognitive Foundations
  • The Council for Final Review of the Constitution
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  • Content analysis
  • Language
  • social identity theory
  • Extremist groups
  • Political Legitimacy
  • Civilization
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  • Defense Culture
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  • Media Narrative Construction
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