STRUGGLE FOR RECOGNITION: A MISSING MOTIVATION IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

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GHAVAM ABDOLALI; RAVANBOD AMIN

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Journal: RAHBORD Year:2012 | Volume:20 | Issue:61 Page(s): 7-29

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Title

STRUGGLE FOR RECOGNITION: A MISSING MOTIVATION IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

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GHAVAM ABDOLALI | RAVANBOD AMIN | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

THEORY OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONSQ3

STRUGGLE FOR RECOGNITIONQ3

SOCIAL IDENTITY THEORYQ3

MIDDLE POWERSQ3

POSITIONQ2

Abstract

While mainstream paradigms for theorization in international relations have shown disregard for the concept of recognition as the need to be seen and accepted, STRUGGLE FOR RECOGNITION as an analytical mechanism, has provided better understanding of behavior of governments and their motivational structure. The STRUGGLE FOR RECOGNITION in international relations means that international players behave on the basis of their various needs to be recognized. Those needs may range from recognition as a sovereign state to struggle for being recognized for special characteristics. International players, thus, try to have their identity and POSITION recognized in order to have a deeper sense of self-confidence, dignity and contentment.This paper relies on research findings on the STRUGGLE FOR RECOGNITION in international relations to review the nature of the concept of recognition before focusing on the STRUGGLE FOR RECOGNITION in international relations and conditions under which that struggle takes place. At the end, the author resorts to SOCIAL IDENTITY THEORY (SIT) in order to expound quality of the STRUGGLE FOR RECOGNITION and provide better understanding of the behavior of middle-ranking powers.

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GHAVAM, ABDOLALI, & RAVANBOD, AMIN. (2012). STRUGGLE FOR RECOGNITION: A MISSING MOTIVATION IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS. RAHBORD, 20(61), 7-29. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/89133/en

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GHAVAM ABDOLALI, RAVANBOD AMIN. STRUGGLE FOR RECOGNITION: A MISSING MOTIVATION IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS. RAHBORD[Internet]. 2012;20(61):7-29. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/89133/en

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ABDOLALI GHAVAM, and AMIN RAVANBOD, “STRUGGLE FOR RECOGNITION: A MISSING MOTIVATION IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS,” RAHBORD, vol. 20, no. 61, pp. 7–29, 2012, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/89133/en

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