Journal of Iran and Regional Studies

Journal of Iran and Regional Studies

Number of Volumes 8
Number of Issues 10
Number of Articles 95
Number of Contributors 136
Article View 65,516
PDF Download 86,348
View Per Article 689.64
PDF Download Per Article 908.93
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Number of Submissions 122
Rejected Submissions 10
Rejection Rate 8
Accepted Submissions 75
Acceptance Rate 61
Time to Accept (Days) 174
Number of Indexing Databases 3
Number of Reviewers 69

Journal of Iran and Regional Studies (JIRS) 

The Journal of Iran and Regional Studies (JIRS) is published in cooperation with the Iranian Regional Studies Association.

Title: Journal of Iran and Regional Studies
Abbreviated title: J. Iran Regional Stud.
Journal Title Acronym:  JIRS
Former Title: Journal of Iran and Central Eurasian Studies
Former Abbreviated title: J. Iran Central Eurasian Stud.
Former Online ISSN: 2645-6060
Frequency: Quarterly
Publishing Schedule: March, June, September, and December
Language: English.
Open Access: Yes, free access to articles
Article types: Research and review papers.
Primary Review: 10 days, approximately.
Peer Review Policy: Double-blind peer-review
Average refereeing time: 12 weeks
Acceptance percentage: 20%
Article Processing Charges: No publication charges are required from the author.
Citation Style: The APA referencing style.
Subject Areas:  Iranian foreign and defense policy, West Asian and Persian Gulf geopolitics, Regional security and conflict resolution, Great power competition and strategic influence, Transregional economic corridors and trade integration, Caucasus–Central Asia–Iran connectivity, Governance, public policy, and sustainable development, Transnational institutions and multilateral diplomacy, Cultural heritage, identity politics, and social change, Environmental governance and resource security.

Important points: 

  • The Journal of Iran and Regional Studies (JIRS) aims to expand its scope by accepting articles on Iran-Eurasia relations.
  • The submitted articles will be judged only if the items mentioned in the writing guide of the  Journal of Iran and Regional Studies (JIRS) are observed.
  • All steps of receiving, judging, reviewing, accepting, rejecting, or publishing articles are done through the journal site.
  • It is not possible to issue an acceptance certificate manually; when entering the authors' information in the system, it is necessary to fill in the names of all authors carefully and in the same order as desired.  

 

 

Current Issue: Volume 8, Issue 2 - Serial Number 26456060, December 2025 

Keywords Cloud

  • Iran
  • China
  • Russia
  • Central Asia
  • Foreign Policy
  • Geopolitics
  • Identity
  • Islamic Republic of Iran
  • Security
  • Caucasus
  • India
  • Russian Federation
  • authoritarianism
  • Armenia
  • Soft Power
  • Georgia
  • Turkey
  • Eurasia
  • Constructivism
  • United States
  • Middle East
  • Belt and Road Initiative
  • Stability
  • South Caucasus
  • Democracy
  • EU
  • European Union
  • Ukraine crisis
  • connectivity
  • Poland
  • Transoxiana
  • Strategic Cooperation
  • Cooperation
  • Brics
  • Narendra Modi
  • Soviet
  • Japan
  • NATO
  • INSTC
  • Culture
  • Saudi Arabia
  • Egypt
  • Russia-Ukraine War
  • Nagorno-Karabakh war
  • Uzbekistan
  • Amendment
  • United States of America
  • Economy
  • Persian language
  • experimentalist governance
  • Energy
  • Ukraine war
  • Regionalism
  • Kazakhstan
  • political instability
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • United Arab Emirates
  • Ukraine
  • Resistance
  • Regional security
  • Kyrgyzstan
  • Persian Gulf
  • Geoeconomy
  • Regional initiative
  • Republic of Azerbaijan
  • Instant Triple Talaq
  • Political efficacy
  • Sanction
  • Social capital
  • Energy Security
  • Strategic Equidistance
  • Circassian
  • Political Relations
  • Expansion
  • Rights-Based Oversight
  • Iran–U.S. relations
  • Discursive Competitions
  • Constitutional Amendments
  • Islamic Policy
  • European Neighborhood Policy
  • Azerbaijan, Competition
  • Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA)
  • Iranian Negative Dialectics
  • Caucasians
  • Institutional changes
  • Russian
  • Cultural Transformation, Iran
  • International Order
  • norm entrepreneurship
  • geopolitical landscape
  • Mediterranean
  • Abbasids
  • Economic Integration
  • Eurasian economies
  • Threat
  • parliamentary assemblies
  • Nuclear Disarmament
  • de-dollarization
  • semi-presidential system
  • Image
  • Azerbaijanis
  • Keywords: China
  • National security
  • Policy outcomes
  • Saudi Arabia Region
  • new regionalism
  • Copenhagen School
  • Attachment of Relief, Iran’s Maritime Act, Maritime Law
  • potential
  • Central Asian Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone
  • Tajik
  • transport communications
  • sanctions
  • Economic Relationships
  • Russian Foreign Policy
  • Non-securitization
  • \"West Asia\"
  • interactions
  • Security Council
  • Economic Relations
  • One Belt-One Road Initiative
  • Media conflict framing, agenda setting, content analysis, Times of India
  • Qualitative Content Analysis
  • Cyprus
  • Country
  • Fanghuiju
  • SCO
  • China Central Asia Summit (CCAS)
  • \"Integration\"
  • Hellenic culture
  • Ghaznavids
  • Look East Policy
  • Asia
  • interests
  • Social media
  • Catholic Church
  • digital technologies
  • Financial Sovereignty
  • natural gas
  • Uzbek
  • Ethnocentrism
  • Divan
  • relations and cooperation
  • War
  • Quasi-inter-regionalism
  • Iran–Saudi relations
  • Intergeneration Dynamics
  • Development
  • strategic recalibration
  • Central Asian Republics
  • South Asia
  • Regional Cooperation
  • Rentier economy
  • perception management
  • Artificial Intelligence Act
  • India-Central Asian relations
  • electricity Grid
  • SWOT analysis
  • geo-economics
  • oil revenues
  • Democratic Regulation
  • Infrastructure Investment
  • military intervention
  • China mediation
  • Conflict
  • Nationalism
  • International Sanctions
  • \"Artificial Intelligence (AI)\"
  • geopolitical competition
  • Environmental Governance
  • Neo-Realism Theory
  • Network Diplomacy
  • Ukrainian revolution
  • Ancient Middle East
  • Mirziyoyev
  • Dislocation
  • Safavids
  • trade balance
  • Iranians
  • Kermanshah province, Sulaymaniyah, Post-JCPOA era
  • EUlectrification
  • Southeast Asia
  • Provisional Order
  • Eastern Partnership (EaP)
  • political behavior
  • Regional Food Security
  • Cold War
  • Kyrgyz Republic
  • I. R. of Iran’s National Security
  • Indian Politics
  • AI Policy
  • Shiites
  • innovation policies
  • EU digital policy
  • democratic consolidation
  • project
  • artificial intelligence regulation
  • US-Russia Relations
  • caliphate
  • Hybrid Diplomacy