American Strategic Studies

Aims of the Journal

1. To provide an academic and realistic representation of the society of the United States of America.
2. To examine the cultural, social, political, economic, and legal systems of the United States of America.
3. To analyze the political, economic, cultural, and military-security strategies of the United States of America in the management of the international system.
4. To explore the position of the United States in the international system and its relation to the decline of American hegemony and the transition to a new world order.
5. To investigate the role of the Islamic Revolution of Iran in its civilizational confrontation with Western civilization and the United States of America.
6. To analyze the historical relationship between the United States and Iran, as well as its current policies toward the Islamic Republic of Iran.
7. To assess U.S. policies toward West Asian countries and the Axis of Islamic Resistance.
8. To examine the perspectives and intellectual contributions of scholars concerning the decline of the United States and the post-American world.
9. To analyze future outlooks and scenarios regarding the role and position of the United States in the emerging world order.
10. To study U.S. policies and strategies during the transitional period toward a new world order.

Thematic Areas (Based on Strategic Perspectives)

1. Domestic and international dimensions of U.S. politics.
2. Domestic and international dimensions of the U.S. economy.
3. Domestic and international dimensions of U.S. culture and society.
4. Domestic and international dimensions of U.S. military-security arrangements.
5. Domestic and international dimensions of U.S. science and technology.
6. The role and position of the United States in the current international system, in the transitional period, and in the new world order.
7. The decline of American hegemony and U.S. policies in addressing this decline, as well as in relation to existing and emerging global powers.