Sociocultural

Political and security narratives targeting certain countries can discourage international travel, reduce tourism revenue, and weaken a country’s global image. Official travel advisories, flight restrictions, and negative media coverage are identified as major barriers to tourism growth and foreign investment. Public Diplomacy and Market Diversification Are Key Policy Responses Strengthening media governance and expanding tourism […]

This study examines how Iran’s soft power has evolved in an international system where influence is increasingly shaped by media, digital communication, and cognitive warfare , alongside traditional military power. Iran’s Soft Power Before the 2026 war Before the war, Iran had strong cultural and ideological foundations of soft power, including resistance discourse, regional influence,

Understanding Chinese public perceptions of a U.S.-Israeli war against Iran. This Namafar Think Tank study examines social media discourse, strategic perceptions, and the future of China-Iran relations. on a potential U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran is increasingly important for assessing China’s future foreign policy direction. As China’s role extends beyond economics, the views of its public,

The “Jan Fada” campaign, with 30 million registered Iranians, is a social phenomenon beyond political analysis, indicating social capital and deep identity layers. This event offers opportunities for national governance and development, requiring sociological analysis to understand Iran’s patterns of social solidarity. Sociological and Cultural Analysis This campaign embodies collective solidarity, collective identity, and social

In recent years, the concept of “food security” has undergone a significant transformation in the global politics and security discourse. While it has traditionally defined as stable access to sufficient, safe, and nutritious food, geopolitical shifts, climate crises, and the exploitation of natural resources have led to the emergence of a new phenomenon: “food as

When a country enters a state of war or crisis, businesses instinctively react by focusing on survival. market shrinks, liquidity decreases, user behavior shifts, and operational rise. In this situation, what can a digital business do to prevent a collapse is a “Contraction strategy.” What are the points of Contraction Strategy? 1: Resources Cost Reduction

Adolescence is a crucial period for shaping identity and social skills. In Sistan and Baluchestan, a province facing unique challenges such as harsh climatic conditions, ethnic diversity, and security issues, addressing the educational and cultural needs of adolescents is vital for their development and the region’s progress. Cultural Challenges for Adolescents in Sistan and Baluchestan

Creative and cultural industries in rural areas represent a major opportunity for economic growth, job creation, and cultural empowerment. Despite their global expansion and significant contribution to GDP worldwide, the development of creative and cultural industries in rural areas of Iran remains limited due to structural, economic, and institutional barriers. Global Status of Creative and

War gatherings From a Political point of view War gatherings had several characteristics which separates it from popular protest  The organization of small groups of 50 people, of which 3 to 5 people were armed leaders (unfortunately, the rest of the people in this riotous groups were between 17 and 23 years old).  According to