The post-cold war security paradigm and decrease of state centrism, has called for a need for a new approach in security studies. Today, by emergence of new threats, the new paradigm is simultaneously state centric and non-state. Authors argue that By Emergence of non-state actors in defense and security issues, we see a dual aspect paradigm which is state and non-state centric. Because of these new threats, policy makers have to consider cooperation between state and non-state actors, in planning new defense- security strategies. Authors call this interaction between state and non-state actors as strategic governance and describe it from IRI perspective.
Ebrahimi, N. A., Ghaderi, R. & Dehdashti, A. (2013). New threats and transition to strategic governance: IRI perspective. Strategic Studies Quarterly, 16(59), 87–106.
MLA
Ebrahimi, N. A., Ghaderi, R., & Dehdashti, A. "New threats and transition to strategic governance: IRI perspective", Strategic Studies Quarterly, 16, 59, 2013, 87–106.
HARVARD
Ebrahimi, N. A., Ghaderi, R., & Dehdashti, A. (2013). 'New threats and transition to strategic governance: IRI perspective', Strategic Studies Quarterly, 16(59), pp. 87–106.
CHICAGO
Ebrahimi, N. A., Ghaderi, R. & Dehdashti, A., "New threats and transition to strategic governance: IRI perspective." Strategic Studies Quarterly, 16 59 (2013): 87–106,
VANCOUVER
Ebrahimi N. A., Ghaderi R., Dehdashti A. New threats and transition to strategic governance: IRI perspective. SSQ. 2013;16(59):87–106 (In Persian).
