The Regional Dimensions to Security 2013
DOI: 10.1057/9781137330055_6
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Underestimated and Ignored: Iran’s Current Afghanistan Policy between Soft Power and Hard Measures

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“…Despite this rich body of scholarship, and with the exception of a handful of works examining Iran's religious influence in Azerbaijan, Iranian soft power in Azerbaijan remains under researched (Constantin-Bercean 2017;Jödicke 2017;Rubin 2014;Valiyev 2017). Indeed, while there is a large body of literature on Tehran's overall soft power strategies and influence in Muslim countries in the Middle East and South Asia (REMOVED;Akbarzadeh, Shahab Ahmed, and Ibrahimi 2021;Wilde 2013;Wastnidge 2015;Watkins 2019), the topic of Iran's soft power in the Caucasus, in particular in Azerbaijan, is neglected. Given the significance of Iran as a regional player entangled in complex power relations with other regional and global powers, as well as its deeply-rooted history of cultural exchange with the South Caucasus region in general and Azerbaijan in particular, it is imperative to understand the means of soft power at Iran's disposal.…”
Section: Q6mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Despite this rich body of scholarship, and with the exception of a handful of works examining Iran's religious influence in Azerbaijan, Iranian soft power in Azerbaijan remains under researched (Constantin-Bercean 2017;Jödicke 2017;Rubin 2014;Valiyev 2017). Indeed, while there is a large body of literature on Tehran's overall soft power strategies and influence in Muslim countries in the Middle East and South Asia (REMOVED;Akbarzadeh, Shahab Ahmed, and Ibrahimi 2021;Wilde 2013;Wastnidge 2015;Watkins 2019), the topic of Iran's soft power in the Caucasus, in particular in Azerbaijan, is neglected. Given the significance of Iran as a regional player entangled in complex power relations with other regional and global powers, as well as its deeply-rooted history of cultural exchange with the South Caucasus region in general and Azerbaijan in particular, it is imperative to understand the means of soft power at Iran's disposal.…”
Section: Q6mentioning
confidence: 99%