Foreign Relations History

Foreign Relations History

  • Journal title: History of Foreign Relations (HFR)
  • Country: Iran
  • Publisher: Ministry of Foreign Affairs(Details)
  • Category: History of Iran's foreign relations
  • Type of published articles: Research, promotion (is included on the first page of each article, according to Article 2, Clause 6 of the Ministry of Science's Journals Commission Regulations).
  • Month and year of publication: December 1999
  • Credit of the journal: Scientific
  • Language: Persian with English abstract
  • Journal Frequency: Quarterly 
  • Format: Printed & Online
  • The cost of reviewing and publishing the article: Free
  • Period of initial review of articles: 10 days
  • Process of Review: Two-sided anonymous
  • Review Time: 4 to 6 months
  • Acceptance percentage of articles: 29%
  • Use of similarity search before sending to arbitration: Yes (Samim Noor similar text finder system)
  • Access to Articles: Free (Open Access) & Full Text

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Contact the Journal

Address: Shahid Bahonar St. (Niavaran) - Shahid Aghaei St. - No. 30 - Institute for Political and International Studies, Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Postal Code: 1936783314

Email: journalhistory3@gmail.com

Tel: 22802671-5, Extension 3126

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