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TISRI Press, Regional Studies (in Persian)
One should not make hasty judgments about Islamism and Islamophilia in the re-born Arab societies in the wake of the Arab Spring. Therefore, the investigation of the roots of Islamic attitudes and perspectives in the Middle East as well as the incisive exploration of the structures and functions of Islamism and Islamic awakening in these countries in the past and at present will provide us with suitable and reliable tools for analysis. This book has been written and compiled with such an approach and objective in mind.
Compiled and edited by: Elham Rasouli Saniabadi, PhD
TISRI Press, Regional Studies (in Persian)
A review of the existing Persian-language texts on the United States shows that aside from historical works, which describe the important events and developments inside and outside the country, most of them focus on the American foreign policy and the role US plays in international politics, and thus fail to familiarize the Iranian reader with its internal, and particularly social, affairs. The present book has been compiled as a set of nine separate articles in order to eliminate this deficiency.   
Author: Elham Rasouli Saniabadi, Ph.D.
TISRI Press, Book (in Persian)
One of the most significant components of the Islamic Republic of Iran's foreign policy is its nuclear policy. Therefore, understanding such a policy and the factors informing and causing it constitutes one of the principal issues any foreign policy analyst, international relations theorist and political scientist should address. Given this, the present research seeks, first and foremost, to discuss the chief reason behind the Islamic Republic of Iran's resistance-oriented and uncompromising policy vis-à-vis its nuclear programme by adopting a subjective perspective which is based upon the identity the country has defined for itself.   
The Triple Iranian Islands in the Persian Gulf (A Historical-Legal Research)
Author: Dr Naghi Tabarsa
TISRI Press, Book (In Persian)
The three Iranian islands of Abu Musa, Lesser Tunb, and Greater Tunb were occupied by Britain between 1282 and 1350 (AP) and delegated to the Ras al-Khaimah and Sharjah emirates. The book caries out a historical and legal examination of the righteousness of Iran’s sovereignty over these three Iranian islands, the approach adopted by Iran to reclaim its sovereignty, the behaviour of Britain as an occupying force, the existing maps and particularly the correspondence proving the Iranian ownership of the islands, and documents presented by UAE and the reasons for their lack of foundation.

 
The book examines the role of intelligence organization in the process of foreign policy making. But since it is not possible to investigate and study all intelligence institutions around the world, the book’s author seeks, by employing the case study method, to examine the role of the United States’ Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) in the process of foreign policy making in the country.