The Revolutionary Research

The Revolutionary Research

"Revolution Studies" is a scientific journal affiliated with the Imam Khomeini and Islamic Revolution Research Institute and is published bianuually. This journal is published with the aim of providing a space for the publication of researches and helping to improve the level of knowledge and analysis of thinkers, scholars, students, and those interested in topics related to revolutions, and it accepts scientific-research articles in this field of study. "Revolution Studies" welcomes the publication of articles from all disciplines and fields of study related to the revolution. Researchers and writers interested in this field are invited to submit their articles to the system of this publication at http://trs.ri-khomeini.ac.ir.

This publication is published biannually (twice a year) based on registration number 91886 on 25/04/1401.

 

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This Biannual journal is free access. PDF file the text of all the articles published on the site is available and applicants for articles can download it for free.

 

Place of publication: Iran

Publisher: Research Institute of Imam Khomeini and Islamic Revolution

Publication sequence: Biannual

Publication type: electronic

Review: specialized review process in the form of closed and two-way anonymous reviewers and at least 2 reviewers and 1 comparative reviewer.

Average review time: 6 weeks

Initial review period of received articles: 5 days

Publication language: Farsi (English abstract)

Intellectual rights: All intellectual rights of the work belong to the author.
Access to the articles on this site is free.

Plagiarism: In order to prevent plagiarism, Samim Noor copy search software is used.

The journal's policy on how to deal with plagiarism: If an article is found to be plagiarized, the journal blacklists the author/authors, and if their article has been published, the article is archived and under the name of the author/authors, the words " The article is plagiarized" is inserted.

This publication follows COPE's code of ethics:Cc-By-4.0 non-commercial-non-derivative option.

Please refer to the authors guide before submitting the article. In case of non-observance of the mentioned items, the articles will not be sent to the referees for evaluation.   

 

Current Issue: Volume 3, Issue 6, December 2025, Pages 1-317 

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