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 - Economic stabilization

 - Economic development

 - Commercial diplomacy instruments for international business support

 - Commercial diplomats' competence for international business collaboration

 - Corporate social responsibility and commercial diplomacy

 - Foreign policy, economic policy, and international justice

 - International business' involvement in commercial diplomacy

 - International business networks and commercial diplomats

 - Research methodology for studying commercial diplomacy and international business relationship.

 - The relationship between commercial diplomats and international business representatives

 - The role of international business in commercial diplomacy's effectiveness

 - The value of commercial diplomacy for international business

 - Theory development on commercial diplomacy and international business relationship

 Persian; including English abstracts and bibliographies.

 2020 - Vol. 1, No. 1 -

 Quarterly

Nazar Dahmardeh, Ph.D.

Marziyeh Esfandiari, Ph.D.

 Iran, Zahedan

 University of Sistan and Baluchestan (USB) &

Iranian Scientific Social Welfare Association (ISSWA)

 Active

 Yes; Double-Blind Peer-Review.

 8 Weeks

 20%

 --

 HC870

 378.55

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