Maysam Behravesh
Biographic Data
| ID | 1403346 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Maysam Behravesh |
| GIVEN NAMES | Maysam |
| FAMILY NAME | Behravesh |
| SIGNATURE | BEHRAVESH M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lund University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2382-6548 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Strategic ambivalence and ontological (in)security
Ambivalence is widely regarded as a source of ontological insecurity and anxiety due to its close association with uncertainty, undecidability, and indeterminacy. While ontological security studies (OSS) has usefully engaged with the concept of ambivalence as an epistemic phenomenon and its manifestations in international politics such as ‘strangers’, almost no attention has been paid to ambivalence as a strategic choice, that is to strategic amb…
State gender and ontological dislocation
What happens when states’ gender identity is endangered? How may a state actor’s gender identity be conceived of and (de)stabilised in the first place? What are the ontological effects of such disruptions? And how do states respond to ruptures in their gender identities or selves? Despite growing attention to gendered narratives in ontological security studies (OSS), the extant scholarship has engaged with gender issues more within states and soc…
State revisionism and ontological (in)security in international politics
Al Arabiya
No abstract for review articles
Iran's Reform Movement
Given the surprise electoral victory in May 2013 of Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, which was attained on a recurrent platform of reform and change, this article seeks to investigate Iran's reform discourse by looking at how it systematically developed under President Mohammad Khatami (1997-2005). Its chief purpose is to delineate the discourse in a retrospective analytical attempt to show why it has proven so resilient and persuasive in theory…
Press TV
No abstract for review articles
Iranian Diplomacy ( IRD )
No abstract for review articles
The Formative Years of Anglo-Iranian Relations (1907-1953)
As the title largely illustrates, this study seeks to investigate, from a diplomatic-history and geostrategic perspective, the key developments in Anglo-Iranian relations during what may best be dubbed their "formative years," ranging from 1907 to 1953. Having thus provided a glimpse into pre-twentieth-century Persian-British relations, it moves to analyze the division of Persia into two spheres of influence between Great Britain and Tsarist Russ…
A Crisis of Confidence Revisited
This article is a largely constructivist revisit to the crisis of confidence between Iran and the West. It strives to investigate the chief historical, cultural, ideological, and identity‐related, as well as geostrategic factors, involved in postrevolutionary Iran‐West relations, and how they have caused an almost solidified sense of fear, suspicion, and mistrust between the two. The contemporary major areas of conflict the study delineates are (…
State revisionism and ontological (in)security in international politics
A Crisis of Confidence Revisited
This article is a largely constructivist revisit to the crisis of confidence between Iran and the West. It strives to investigate the chief historical, cultural, ideological, and identity‐related, as well as geostrategic factors, involved in postrevolutionary Iran‐West relations, and how they have caused an almost solidified sense of fear, suspicion, and mistrust between the two. The contemporary major areas of conflict the study delineates are (…
The Formative Years of Anglo-Iranian Relations (1907-1953)
As the title largely illustrates, this study seeks to investigate, from a diplomatic-history and geostrategic perspective, the key developments in Anglo-Iranian relations during what may best be dubbed their "formative years," ranging from 1907 to 1953. Having thus provided a glimpse into pre-twentieth-century Persian-British relations, it moves to analyze the division of Persia into two spheres of influence between Great Britain and Tsarist Russ…
Iran's Reform Movement
Given the surprise electoral victory in May 2013 of Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, which was attained on a recurrent platform of reform and change, this article seeks to investigate Iran's reform discourse by looking at how it systematically developed under President Mohammad Khatami (1997-2005). Its chief purpose is to delineate the discourse in a retrospective analytical attempt to show why it has proven so resilient and persuasive in theory…
Iranian Diplomacy ( IRD )
No abstract for review articles
Al Arabiya
No abstract for review articles
Press TV
No abstract for review articles
A Crisis of Confidence Revisited
This article is a largely constructivist revisit to the crisis of confidence between Iran and the West. It strives to investigate the chief historical, cultural, ideological, and identity‐related, as well as geostrategic factors, involved in postrevolutionary Iran‐West relations, and how they have caused an almost solidified sense of fear, suspicion, and mistrust between the two. The contemporary major areas of conflict the study delineates are (…
The Formative Years of Anglo-Iranian Relations (1907-1953)
As the title largely illustrates, this study seeks to investigate, from a diplomatic-history and geostrategic perspective, the key developments in Anglo-Iranian relations during what may best be dubbed their "formative years," ranging from 1907 to 1953. Having thus provided a glimpse into pre-twentieth-century Persian-British relations, it moves to analyze the division of Persia into two spheres of influence between Great Britain and Tsarist Russ…
Press TV
No abstract for review articles
Iranian Diplomacy ( IRD )
No abstract for review articles
Al Arabiya
No abstract for review articles
Iran's Reform Movement
Given the surprise electoral victory in May 2013 of Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, which was attained on a recurrent platform of reform and change, this article seeks to investigate Iran's reform discourse by looking at how it systematically developed under President Mohammad Khatami (1997-2005). Its chief purpose is to delineate the discourse in a retrospective analytical attempt to show why it has proven so resilient and persuasive in theory…
State revisionism and ontological (in)security in international politics
State gender and ontological dislocation
What happens when states’ gender identity is endangered? How may a state actor’s gender identity be conceived of and (de)stabilised in the first place? What are the ontological effects of such disruptions? And how do states respond to ruptures in their gender identities or selves? Despite growing attention to gendered narratives in ontological security studies (OSS), the extant scholarship has engaged with gender issues more within states and soc…
Strategic ambivalence and ontological (in)security
Ambivalence is widely regarded as a source of ontological insecurity and anxiety due to its close association with uncertainty, undecidability, and indeterminacy. While ontological security studies (OSS) has usefully engaged with the concept of ambivalence as an epistemic phenomenon and its manifestations in international politics such as ‘strangers’, almost no attention has been paid to ambivalence as a strategic choice, that is to strategic amb…
Politics (8 works) · Law (7 works) · Law (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Islamic Studies and History (4 works) · Citation (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Library science (3 works) · Ontological security (3 works)