Ali Haghshenas
Ali Haghshenas (right)
Born	1975 Tehran, Iran
Education	PhD in political science /PhD in Sports Sciences
Occupation(s)	Writer, Grandmaster of Martial Arts

Ali Haghshenas (Persian: علی حق‌شناس) (born September 10, 1975),^[1] is an Iranian Writer, Historian, Journalist and sports executive.^[2]

He started journalism in the early 1990s in sport Newspapers; Among his journalistic records, we can mention writing articles in the International Service of Ettelaat Newspaper in the 2000s and being the responsible director of "Pirna" and "Mam Mihan" News agencies in the 2010s.^[3]

Iran's news agencies consider her a writer with style in political science and history.^[4][5]

Some of his books are taught in prestigious Iranian universities such as University of Tehran.^[6]

sports background

He is one of the national champions and experienced trainers of Taekwondo and freestyle martial arts, and the former captain of Iran's full contact national team.^{[7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18]}

Haqshanas has trained a large number of official trainers and referees of Martial arts in Iran. ^{[19][20][21][22][23]}

Ali Haghshenas is also a founder and President of Iran Taekwondo Association, (The First Non-governmental Federation in Iranian Sports),^[24] Iran Martial Arts professionals Union^[25][26] and leader of Iran Sport Non-governmental organizations Society.^{[27][28][29][30][31][32][33]}

Books

Some articles

• comparative reading of consensual democracy, Case study: Lebanon, Ettelaat Newspaper; Des 2008.^[63]
• Saudi Arabia social and political structure and religious minorities. Ettelaat Newspaper; Jun 2010.^[64][65]
• United Arab Emirates Foreign Policy and Border tensions with its neighbors, Ettelaat Newspaper; Aug 2010.^[66][67]
• Word with the readers of U.A.E Foreign Policy and Border tensions with its neighbors, Ettelaat newspaper; Sep 2010.^[68]
• Strait of Hormuz, (The Encyclopedia of Contemporary Islam).
• Persian Gulf, (The Encyclopedia of Contemporary Islam).^[69]
• review of Treaty of 1919, Between Iran & Britain, (owjnews Agency).^[70]
• Committee of Retribution, (owjnews Agency).^[71]
• movement of Jangal, resultant of Constitutional Revolution of unhappy, (owjnews Agency).^[72]
• Poverty and Threats to Iran's National Security, Case study: Kurdistan province, Together with A. Azghandi and M. Tavasoli, (Rahyaft magazine).^[73]
• Poverty and Threats to Iran's National Security, Case study: Sistan and Baluchestan province, Together with A. Azghandi and M. Tavasoli, (Georgia international conference - 2020).^[74]
• The nature and foundations of Max Weber's political sociology, Together with Sadegh Zibakalam, (Georgia international conference - 2023).^[75]
• Analyzing the functions of diplomacy in international relations, Together with M. Tajik, (Hungary international conference - 2023).^[76]

References