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In this book the author who is working at the Institute of Humanities and Cultural Studies in Tehran-Iran has attempted toreconfigure the question of Greater Iran by arguing that Iran does not refer to the current nation-state. On the contrary, when we say ‘Iran’ it refers to a cultural continent which goes beyond political boundaries of contemporary Islamic Republic of Iran. The author has tried to demonstrate the complexities of realities within the vast region of Eurasia by looking at concepts such as ethnicity, religion, borderlines, and so on and so forth.ContentsForeword1. Revisiting the History of Iran: Geopolitics and Geoculture2. The Significance of Caucasia and Central Asia in Iran’s National Secutiry3. The Geopolitics of Crisis in Central Asia and Caucasia: An Iranian Perspective4. Revisiting the Chechen Crisis through an Iranian Prism: Historical and Strategical Considerations5. Iran’s New Geopolitics in Central Asia and Caucasia   Endnote   Bibliography   IndexVoir sur le site de l'éditeur