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Having been considered as rational actor acting based on national
interests, sovereign states is also understood have their own identities.
Moreover, state identities have pivotal role on determining state behavior in
international social structure. Stand on that assumption, this paper will
describe the four state identities of Islamic Republic of Iran that assist to find
an answer for interesting question: why did Iran export their Islamic
Revolution throughout Middle East during Ayatollah Khomeini’s era (1979)
1989)?During export of revolution, Iran was in war with Iraq and
ideologically conflicted with Saudi while its fundamental ideology was spread
across by propagating via international radio network and supporting
oppressed nations in some countries. This historical phenomenon will be
explained by Constructivism in International Relations, especially based on
Alexander Wendt’s Social Theory of International Politics. It can be seen that
there are four identities of Iran: as an Islamic Iran nation,
based Islamic Republic, core of Islamic world, and part of Pan)Islam.

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