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  • Ph.D. (2017)

    political Geography

    Humanities , Tarbiat Modares University, Tehran, Iran

  • M.Sc. (2011)

    political Geography

    Humanities , Tarbiat Modares University, Tehran, Iran

  • B.Sc. (2007)

    Physical Geography (Climatolog)

    Geographical Sciences, kharazmi University, Tehran, Iran

  • Political Geography and Geopolitics
  • Hydropolitics
  • Political geography of the sea
  • Geopolitical conflicts
  • International Straits and Waterways
  • Urban Geopolitics
  • Africa
  • Geopolitics of Africa
  • Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz

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    Curriculum Vitae (CV)

    Capabilities and valences in the Islamic world

    MOHAMMAD REZA HAFEZNIA, TABAR MEYSAM MIRZAEI
    Journal Paper , Volume 2 , Issue 100883, 2020 January 1, {Pages 115-145 }

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    Extended Abstract: Islam is the second largest religion in the world in terms of the number of impersonators. The spread of Muslims around the world covers all continents, but what is known as the Islamic world and the Muslim-majority lands and countries include a vast expanse of space from the Atlantic coast to western China along the southern latitude to West-Northeast. Islamic lands in demographic, geographical, economic, geopolitical, geostrategic, geo-economics, geo-cultural, etc. dimensions have outstanding and almost privileged positions, and the utilization of these opportunities, power-building and empowerment resources are provided to Islamic countries and the Islamic world. It allows them to have far better conditions than in oth

    Geopolitical Explanation of Boundary and Territorial Conflicts Case study: 0-15-degreenorth belt of Africa from the end of the Cold War to 2014

    MOHAMMAD REZA HAFEZNIA, TABAR MEYSAM MIRZAEI
    Journal Paper , Volume 28 , Issue 112, 2020 January 1, {Pages 167-185 }

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    Introduction Conflict represents a dispute or war between two or more actors on a local, national, regional or global scale. Geographical factors and values play a fundamental role in conflicts. Actually, conflicts occur due to a combination of geographical, political, and power-related parameters, which can be explained within the framework of geopolitics. Africa has long been involved in a variety of conflicts most of which relate to the 0-15-degreeNorthernlatitude of the continent. From 29 countries in the region, 15 are involved in 11 boundary and territorial conflicts. The present study seeks to find an answer for the question that what the geopolitical roots of boundary and territorial conflicts in the 0–15-degree north belt of Afri

    Investigation the Role of History in Border Insecurities (Case: Colonization in the Horn of Africa)

    Meysam Mirzaei Tabar
    Journal PaperPolitical Spatial Planning , Volume 2 , Issue 1, 2020 January 10, {Pages 0-0 }

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    The Horn of Africa includes four countries: Somalia, Ethiopia, Eritrea, and Djibouti. One of the problems in this region is the border and territorial Conflicts and its insecurities in the border areas of the countries. Various factors are effective in creating this instability and border insecurity. Among them, history, historical mentalities, and the role of colonial history is significant. This research is a descriptive-analytical study that uses library resources to investigate the role of history in creating border insecurity with a case study of the role of colonialism in border insecurity in the Horn of Africa. The dependent variable of the research is border insecurity and independent variables are history, colonial history, and the

    Geopolitical Explanation of the Religious and Religious Conflicts of the Zero to 15? North African Belt (since 1991)

    Mohammad Reza Hafeznia, Meysam Mirzaei Tabar
    Journal PaperQuarterly Journal of Political Research in Islamic World , Volume 10 , Issue 1, 2020 March 10, {Pages 155-191 }

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    Method: The research is of" theoretical basis" type and in terms of nature, it is a descriptive scientific research and in the method of" descriptive-analytical" attitude. Data collection was done by documentary method and using library resources. The research method is" qualitative" and for information analysis," content analysis" and" content analysis" methods have been used.Findings: An analysis of the roots of religious and sectarian strife in the African Zero to 15 Belt since the end of the Cold War (1991) shows In the occurrence of this type of conflict, the reciprocal mapping of the elements of" politics"," power" and" geography" and its consequences are obvious and the conflicts have a geopolitical nature.Conclusion: Out of 29 count

    Saudi Arabia and Council of Arab and African States Bordering the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden

    M Mirzaei Tabar
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    تصوف در الجزایر و سیاست خارجی جمهوری اسلامی ایران‎

    موسوی, سید مجتبی, میرزائی تبار‎
    Journal Paper , , {Pages }

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    Geopolitical Explanation of the Religious and Religious Conflicts of the Zero to 15° North African Belt (since 1991)

    MR Hafeznia, M Mirzaei Tabar
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    پیامد حقوقی و ژئوپلیتیکی آمایش فضا در مناطق ساحلی (مطالعه موردی: جزایر مصنوعی امارات متحده عربی)‎

    الهوردیزاده, میرزایی تبار, هادی پور‎
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    An Analysis of the Transformation Processes of Conflict Theories: Emphasis on History, Disciplines and Basic Views of Theories

    TABAR MEYSAM MIRZAEI, MOHAMADREZA HAFEZNIA, SEYED YAHYA SAFAVI, HADI AZAMI
    Journal Paper , Volume 26 , Issue 10100770, 2018 January 1, {Pages 133-177 }

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    Conflicts begin with a difference of viewpoints of two individual perceptions or between two countries. When it intensifies and expands more، it leads to violence among the parties involved. This event has always occurred for various reasons. Various theories have been presented during the history of mankind in relation to the roots of the conflicts. Four outstanding groups of theories contain these theories including theories of political sciences، sociology، international relations، and geographical and geopolitical theories. They are categorized and studied based on four eras of before Christ to fourteenth century، from the fifteenth century to the end of the nineteenth century، the twentieth century، and since the beginning of th

    Urban Geopolitics and Explaining the Concept of Rivalry

    Tabar Meysam Mirzaei
    Journal Paper , Volume 29 , Issue 27000470, 2018 January 1, {Pages 13-34 }

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    The spread of urbanism, cities spatial and physical development and their role in economic, political, cultural arenas have caused different players to try to control urban spaces and also to increase their sphere of influence which creates special landscapes and specific forms in cities. The spread and variety of issues and the apparent role of politics and power in cities both at national and international level have attracted the attention of political geographers and geopolitician and resulted in the formation of the new branch of geopolitics entitled “urban geopolitics”. Urban geopolitics studies mutual relations between geography, power and politics in urban spaces and places that the consequence of the relations is competition be

    Explaining the Relationship between Tribalism and Citizenship Rights (Case Study: Parliamentary Elections in Mamasani County)

    Meysam Mirzaei Tabar, Seyed Mohammad Hossein Hosseini, Vahid Sadeghi
    Journal PaperResearch Political Geography Quarterly , Volume 2 , Issue 6, 2017 September 23, {Pages 25-54 }

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    Extended Abstract 1. Introduction Citizenship and citizenship rights are important legal and political concepts that can have different functions in traditional and new societies. Mamasani is one of the counties of Fars Province, which still has its traditional structure. Formation of clan and tribal tendencies in this county associated with the ranks of residents suggests that citizenship rights can be influenced by political and tribal considerations especially during elections. In addition, victorious candidates in parliamentary elections may have a tribalism approach to citizens’ issues, and their sense of belonging to their clan and family is a prominent feature of candidates’ personality, rather than being representative of the pu

    Geopolitical Explanation of the conflicts in African continent from the end of the Cold War until 2014 (case study: the countries located between the latitudes of 0 - 15 degree?…

    Meysam Mirzaei Tabar
    Journal Paper , 2017 November , {Pages }

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    Geopolitical Explanation of the conflicts in African continent from the end of the Cold War until 2014 (case study: the countries located between the latitudes of 0 - 15 degree …

    M Mirzaei Tabar
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    Explaining the relationship between political culture and economic development; Case study: Mamasani township

    TABAR MEYSAM MIRZAEI, VAHID SADEGHI, SAYYED MOHAMMAD HOSSEIN HOSSEINI
    Journal Paper , Volume 11 , Issue 22200119, 2015 January , {Pages 169-208 }

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    Development is a process in which, the society is transferred from a period to a new one. This process can change various dimensions of human life. Economic development means economic growth and changing values and institutions that requires doing especial social behaviors that depend to culture and cultural properties of people. In Mamasani Township, given to social structure based on traditional and tribal identities, economic development has a significant relationship with political culture that depends on geographical identity and inter-subjective ideas of brokers. Mamasani is economically based on market and agriculture and is directly related to transition to economic development with present cultural conditions. Any fluctuation in it

    تبیین ژئوپلیتیکی اکولوژی سیاسی و اقتصاد سیاسی شهر‎

    احمدی پور، زهرا؛ میرزائی تبار میثم‎
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    Study on the Outcomes Probable Closing of Strait of Hormuz

    Mohammad Reza Hafeznia, Meysam Mirzaei Tabar
    Journal Paper , 2013 January , {Pages 177 }

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    THE ROLE OF GEOPATHY ON POLITICAL ORGANIZATION OF SPACE

    POUR ZAHRA AHMADI, TABAR MEYSAM MIRZAEI
    Journal Paper , Volume 4 , Issue 12, 2011 January 1, {Pages 47-62 }

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    Besides the physical Facet, place has got spiritual dimension which causes symathy in homeland. Because of this sense, a sense of belongingness is fomed in the people that results in shaping spacial identity. This spiritual force is called the sense of place or geopathy.

    THE ROLE OF GEOPATHY ON POLITICAL ORGANIZATION OF SPACE

    Zahra Ahmadipour, Meysam Mirzaeitabar
    Journal Paperenvironmental based territorial planning (amayesh) , Volume 4 , Issue 12, 2011 January 1, {Pages 47-62 }

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    Besides the physical Facet, place has got spiritual dimension which causes symathy in homeland. Because of this sense, a sense of belongingness is fomed in the people that results in shaping spacial identity. This spiritual force is called the sense of place or geopathy.

    Investigation of Possible Consequences of Hormuz Strait Blockage

    Meysam Mirzaei Tabar
    Journal Paper , 2011 June , {Pages }

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    The challenges of the Islamic World in the globalization

    Z Ahmadipour, A Kavandye Kateb, M Mirzaeitabar
    Journal Paper4th international congress of the Islamic world geographers, Zahedan, Iran (in Persian) , 2010 January , {Pages }

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