Disappointed from its military and cultural strategies and especially the soft war, the aggressive world system resorted to an illegal mechanism to put the Islamic state of Iran under hard pressure due to the economical shortcoming of the country. They imposed restrictive financial and trade unilateral sanctions against Iran. To counteract the sanctions, the supreme leader of the Islamic revolution proposed resistive economy and considered it as a vital goal in changing the direction of the country’s economy. The aim of this paper is to answer the question and national needs, what is a suitable solution of counteract the sanctions. In this paper using content analysis approach and available resources, economic sanction’s implications and its effectiveness are surveyed in Iran and around the world. Explaining resistive economy and its elements and components is concluded that the main solutions to overcome sanctions and thwart their effects is using a resistive economy plan.
Asadi,A. , Maleki Shahrivar,M. and Esmaili,S. M. (2018). Passing Through Sanctions By Resistive Economy. International Journal of Resistive Economics, 6(3), 33-49.
MLA
Asadi,A. , , Maleki Shahrivar,M. , and Esmaili,S. M. . "Passing Through Sanctions By Resistive Economy", International Journal of Resistive Economics, 6, 3, 2018, 33-49.
HARVARD
Asadi A., Maleki Shahrivar M., Esmaili S. M. (2018). 'Passing Through Sanctions By Resistive Economy', International Journal of Resistive Economics, 6(3), pp. 33-49.
CHICAGO
A. Asadi, M. Maleki Shahrivar and S. M. Esmaili, "Passing Through Sanctions By Resistive Economy," International Journal of Resistive Economics, 6 3 (2018): 33-49,
VANCOUVER
Asadi A., Maleki Shahrivar M., Esmaili S. M. Passing Through Sanctions By Resistive Economy. International Journal of Resistive Economics, 2018; 6(3): 33-49.
