Nozar Alaolmolki Knihy

The book delves into the challenges faced by the newly independent republics in the Transcaucasus and Central Asia, addressing the complex political, social, and economic landscapes. It explores the unique circumstances of each republic, highlighting their struggles for stability and development in the aftermath of independence. Through a detailed analysis, the work provides insights into the region's transition and the various factors influencing its future trajectory.

The book offers an in-depth analysis of the Persian Gulf region following the Cold War, providing insights into the political, economic, and social dynamics of each country. It explores the implications of international relations and how they have shaped the region's current landscape, highlighting unique challenges and developments faced by individual nations.

Alaolmolki offers a comprehensive examination of militant Islamist ideologies, exploring their domestic, regional, and global dimensions. He analyzes various factors contributing to political violence, such as poverty and the lack of democracy in Arab and Muslim nations, while addressing key conflicts like the Palestinian-Israeli situation and the roles of groups such as Hizbullah and Jemmah Islamiyan. The author argues that U.S.-led invasions have exacerbated militant terrorism and advocates for a strategy focused on soft power to counter this growing threat.

The Persian Gulf region, with three-quarters of the world's oil reserves, has assumed increasing significance in global politics during the past several decades. This importance was reflected in 1987 in the deployment of American, Soviet, and Western European naval forces during the «Tanker War», and most recently in August 1990, the massive deployment of American military forces in addition to British and French and other European naval fleets, in response to the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait.Iran as a regional power in the 1970s and the establishment of the Islamic Republic and its ensuing behavior, are studied within the context of regional struggles by states that aspire to achieve a regional dominant role. Theoretical criteria are used to analyze the status of regional dominant states.