بررسی ساختاری نفوذ سیاسی و امنیتی آمریکا در نظام سلطنتی پهلوی دوم

Articles

Doustdar, R., & Zoghi, S. (2019). Investigating the concept of "infiltration" in the political thought of Ayatollah Khamenei. Basirat and Islamic Education Quarterly, 16,37–66. [InPersian]

Gharasban Rouzbehani, M. (2016). Infiltration and penetration; examining the dimensions of enemy infiltration: political, economic, and security infiltration. Moballeghan Journal, 210, 52–61. [In Persian]

No Rousta, Z. (2019). Cultural and political infiltration of the enemy in post-revolutionary Iran. Islamic Revolution Studies and Strategic Humanities Quarterly, 19. [In Persian]

Metqi, E., & Amini, H. (2017). Semiotics of infiltration in Iran's foreign policy (with emphasis on the 2010s). Afaq-e Amniyat Journal (Imam Hussein University), 10(35). [In Persian]

Shafiei, J., et al. (2024). Effective tools of the United States for advancing infiltration strategies in Iran (from 1991 to 2009). Afaq-e Amniyat Journal (Imam Hussein University), 17(63). [In Persian]

Aalibaigi, K. (2024). Theorizing the foundations of infiltration from an intelligence perspective (schools, levels, approaches, domains, tools, and operational techniques). Afaq-e Amniyat Journal (Imam Hussein University), 17(63). [In Persian]

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