📖 Miller, Raymond C. International Political Economy: Contrasting World Views. New York: Routledge, 2008.

اقتصاد سیاسی بین الملل جهان بینی های متعارض نویسنده (ها) : ریموند سی. میلر مترجم (ها) : دکتر محمدعلی شیرخانی، سید احمد فاطمی نژاد و علیرضا خسروی دسته کتاب : کتاب‌ها تاریخ انتشار : خرداد ۱۳۹۸ شابک : 978-964-530-744-6 تاریخ اولین نوبت انتشار : ۱۳۹۰ آخرین نوبت چاپ : ۶ نسخه الکترونیکی : دارد تعداد صفحات : ۳۶۸ https://samta.samt.ac.ir/content/9289

⚠️کارهایی مثل مطابقت دادن متن اصلی با متن ترجمه شده از این کتاب (ترجمه این کتاب یکی از بهترین ها هست اما زمان بستری بودن دکتر شیرخانی کارهاش انجام و منتشر شده و بعضی جاهاش یه مشکلاتی داره که دقیق بخونید متوجه میشید). هم میتواند یکی از راه های یاد دادن لغت ها و اصطلاحاتی که نیاز دارید به خودتون باشه. من هر دوتاش را سر کلاس های ارشد دادم و میدم اما ندیدم تا حالا کسی دقیق بخونه.

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CIA. Psychological Operations in Guerrilla Warfare (English Translation of Operaciones sicológicas en guerra de guerrillas). https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP86M00886R001300010029-9.pdf

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سئوال 1 با استفاده از ارجاعات صحیح و خیلی دقیق توضیح دهید که کدام بخش از تعالیم جزوۀ ( Psychological Operations in Guerrilla Warfare) : الف). تا امروز به وضوح علیه ایران هم به کار گرفته شده . ب). تا امروز هنوز علیه ایران به کار گرفته نشده. تا من برسم این امتحان کلاسی را شروع کنید آخر همین جلسه از شما تحویل میگیرم البته من حد اکثر 15 تا 20 دقیقه دیر میرسم.

Afghanistan Taliban poison attack or mass hysteria? Chaos hits another Kabul girls' school Dozens of pupils treated in hospital as Afghan militants accused of poison attack on girls ——————- Boone, Jon (The Guardian, 25 Aug 2010): "Taliban poison attack or mass hysteria? Chaos hits another Kabul girls' school". Available (1401/12/11) online at: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2010/aug/25/taliban-poison-attack-girls-school ——————- Jon Boone in Kabul Wed 25 Aug 2010 21.33 BST When the order came to evacuate the Totia high school, hundreds of girls ran from their desks clutching handkerchiefs and their headscarves over their mouths. School bags were abandoned as some leapt out of the ground floor windows of their dilapidated two-storey school block rather than trying to push their way through a melee of teenage girls all rushing to get out to fresh air. Teachers tried to organise an orderly departure but their efforts were in vain amid rising panic that the school had become the latest in Afghanistan to be hit by an apparent poison gas attack. A total of 46 students and nine teachers were treated in hospital after what Mohammad Asif Nang, an official at the education ministry, described as "an apparent poisoning" attack by "the enemies of women's education".

Taliban Terror or Mass Hysteria: Who Is Poisoning Afghanistan’s Girls? A recent spate of incidents in which dozens of girls have been forced from school, feeling sick, has set Afghanistan in a tizzy over what the source of the mysterious maladies may be. By Amy Friedman July 06, 2012 On April 17, 150 girls were transported from their school in the Afghan province of Takhar to a hospital, reporting signs of dizziness, nausea and headaches. ————————————— Friedman, Amy ( World Time, July 06, 2012): "Taliban Terror or Mass Hysteria: Who Is Poisoning Afghanistan’s Girls?". Available (1401/12/11) online at: https://world.time.com/2012/07/06/taliban-terror-or-mass-hysteria-who-is-poisoning-afghanistans-girls/

Mass hysteria blamed for Afghan schoolgirl 'poisoning,' not the Taliban The Afghan school girl 'poisonings' bear a striking resemblance to past cases of mass hysteria, particularly one in Palestine in 1983. By Dan Murphy , Staff writer July 9, 2012 The Taliban have been poisoning scores of Afghan schoolgirls for attending school, right? Wrong – at least that’s the position of the World Health Organization. Schoolgirls and teachers complaining of nausea and other symptoms have reported poisoned water supplies at at least 12 girls’ schools across Afghanistan since 2009. But there have been no fatalities, and despite extensive efforts by the UN's World Health Organization to get to the bottom of the matter no one has found proof of poison or any other organic cause. ———————————— Murphy, Dan (The Christian Science Monitor, July 9, 2012): "Mass hysteria blamed for Afghan schoolgirl 'poisoning,' not the Taliban". Available (1401/12/11) online at: https://www.csmonitor.com/World/Security-Watch/Backchannels/2012/0709/Mass-hysteria-blamed-for-Afghan-schoolgirl-poisoning-not-the-Taliban