Academic C.V. of Dr. Bahram Navazeni

10, Ishraq Ave., Azadegan Blvrd., Qazvin, 34148-69585, Iran,

Home Tel/fax 98-281-3679092. Office Fax: 98-281-3780035,

Email: [email protected]; [email protected]

Education:

 1989-1993                          University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia

                                                Ph.D., International Relations and Foreign Policy

 1982-1988                          Imam Sadeq University, Tehran, Iran

                                                Master, Islamic Theology and Political Science

 1979-1982                          Dehkhoda High School, Karaj, Iran

                                                Diploma, Mathematics and Physics

Teaching experience:

 1995-                                  Imam Khomeini International University (IKIU)

 2001-                                  Payam Nour University

Executive experience:

1/2002-1/2004    Head       Dept. of Political Science, IKIU

 1997-1999                          Director  Computer Services & Information Center, IKIU

 1995-1997                          Director  Student Affairs, IKIU

 1994                                   Translator              Center for Islamic Revolution Documents (CIRD)

Publications:

Book 7:        The US Behavioral Patterns Towards the Islamic Republic of Iran (1979-2001), CIRI Press, Tehran, July 2004, 500 ps. ISBN:  964-8134-99-5

Book 6:        Chan Adrian, Chinese Marxism, (Translated), Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Press, Tehran, Summer 2004, 294 ps. ISBN: 964-361-240-6

Article 11: Enemies of Pahlavi: An Exploration of the Main Opposite Groups and Movements, Zamaneh, Vol. 3, No. 21, June 2004. pp. 53-61.

Article 10: Religious Democracy: A Modernized Shape of Iranian Government, The 3^rd International Conference on Hierarchy and Power in the History of Civilizations, Moscow, June 2004

Article 9:     French Diplomacy in Reaction to the US Occupation of Iraq, International Conference of the Middle East After the Occupation of Iraq, Isphahan, May 2004

Article 8:     The G8: An Institution for Further Globalization, Political & Economic Ettela’at, Vol. 18, No. 199-200, April–May 2004. pp. 82-96.

Article 7:     Globalization and Iranian Human Resources, GIAN  Symposium-cum, Isphahan, March 2004

Article 6:     Religious Democracy and Theocracy, International Conference on Religious Democracy, Tehran, January 2004

Article 5:     The G8: From Regionalism to Global Governance, Conference on Regionalism and Globalization, Tehran, January 2004

Article 4:     Iran and the Effects of Globalization, Political & Economic Ettela’at, Vol. 17, No. 189-190, June – July 2003. 10 ps.

Book 5:        Globalization and Its Effects on Iran, Nashr Negaresh Oloum, Tehran, 2003, 160 ps. ISBN:  964-93483-2-8

Book 4:        Chronology of Iran's Foreign Policy; From 20/8/1988 till 8/6/2001, CIRI Press, Tehran, 2002, 660 ps. ISBN: 964-7357-62-1

Book 3:        Chronology of Iran's Foreign Policy; From 23/3/1978 till 20/8/1988, CIRI Press, Tehran, 2002, 550 ps. ISBN: 964-7357-61-3

Article 3:     Foreign Policy Evolution of Iran, 1^st Conference of Iranology, Tehran, May 2002

Article 2:     The Wave Theory and Our Concerns in the 21st Century, Political and Economic Ettelaat, Year 16, Nos. 7 and 8, Vol. 175-176, March-April 2002. 16 ps.

Article 1:     Coup of 19^th August 1953, Translated, An Extract from US National Security Archives, Electronic Book No. 28, Political & Economic Ettela’at, Vol. 15, No. 157-158, October – November 2000. 18 ps.

Book 2:        Islamic Revolution in the University Dissertations of the World, Translated, CIRD Press, Vol. One, Tehran, 1999. 368 ps. ISBN: 964-6196-48-9.

Book 1:        Irano-Soviet Treaty of Friendship: February 26^th, 1921, Hamra Press, Tehran, 1990, 240 ps

Languages:

 Fair knowledge in both English and Arabic  Little in Russian and Turkish

Patents:

 Assistant Professor        Dept. of Political Science, Faculty of Literature and Humanities, IKIU, 1995-

 Founding Member          Political Science Association of Iran                Tehran, September 2003