خلاصة:
The main inquiry of this article is to find out how Islamic revolution has influenced international system. The hypothesis of the article is that Islamic revolution of Iran (in structural terms) has influenced the political structure, distribution of power and players of international relations and has challenged bipolar system. It has made new governmental players (third world) as well as non-governmental players (movements and nations) emerge and grow in power in international arena. It has influenced (in practical terms) main issues of justice, peace and security. To explain the above hypothesis, the current research first explains the concepts then studies impacts of Islamic revolution of Iran on the structure of international system then moves on to investigate reactions of other countries toward measures taken by Islamic revolution of Iran. Finally it concludes that due to its Islamic identity, Islamic revolution of Iran is universal and with its global vision, has designed some roles and missions toward the world. It has chosen some principles as its international policy and has taken and continues to take steps to implement such a policy. These steps have made Islamic revolution be the source of numerous impacts on international system as well as many changes and developments.
ملخص الجهاز:
The research hypothesis in response to the above question is that: The Islamic Revolution of Iran (at the structural level) has influenced the political structure, the manner of power distribution, and the actors of international relations, challenged the bipolar system, and led to the strengthening and emergence of new state actors (the Third World) and non-state actors (movements and nations) on the stage of the international structure, and at the (functional level), it has influenced the main issues of justice, peace, and security.
(Mojarrad, 1386: 51-54) Two. After the victory of the Islamic Revolution In such a structure, the Islamic Revolution of Iran took shape and challenged the manner of power distribution, questioning it with the slogan and policy of "neither Eastern nor Western"; because from the perspective of the Islamic Revolution of Iran, what has occurred in the empirical political structure of the international system is the result of unequal political relations, the exercise of dominance, the influence of great powers, and the political dependence of subjugated countries.
Therefore, based on the thought of His Eminence the Imam+, the Islamic Revolution of Iran, instead of emphasizing governments (the number of actors), analyzes the dominant ideas and ideologies in the international system and, for example, challenges the bipolar system by rejecting the ideologies of communism and capitalism (Ibid: 266) and announces a new ideology and pattern under the title of political and revolutionary Islam to the world, considering a system desirable in which power is distributed in a balanced manner among nations.
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