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6 Int'l Stud. J. [i] (2009)

handle is hein.journals/isudijo6 and id is 1 raw text is: inernationa/Stuiie6 jou2na0 V,1 6, &l 1, S.wn 2009 Editor - in - Chief: + Associate Editors: Pr. Mehdi Zakerian Iranian International Studies Association Pr. Mahmood Monshipouri San Francisco State University Pr. Alexander Knoops Utrecht University Chairman of the Editorial Board: Pr. Mehran Kamrava Georgetown University, Doha * Editorial Board: Pr. Arshin Adib Moghaddam Pr. Cherif Bassiouni Dr. Davood Hermidas Bavand Pr. Ineke Boerefijn Pr. Emmanuel Decaux Pr, Mark Gibney Pr. Javad Imamjomeh Dr. Dietrich Jung Pr. Flavia Lattanzi Pr. Mostafa Mohaghegh Damad Pr. Abdolamir Nabavi Pr. Abdullahi An-Na'im Pr. Ahmad Naghib-Zadeh Pr. Reynald Ottenhof Dr. Ahmed Seif al Dawla University of London DePaul University Iranian Ministry ofForeign Affairs (1965-1982) Utrecht University Universiti Paris II University ofNorth Carolina - Asheville Isfahan University Danish Institute for International Studies Universiti de Rome 3 ShaidBeheshti University Center for Social & Cultural Studies Emory University University of Tehran Association International de Droit Pdnal Counter - Terrorism Committee, (IN Security Council

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