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This book takes stock of political developments in Iran and its policy towards Gulf countries. Going deep into historical background of policies and programmes of Shah's regime during the 1970s, it deals with the consolidation of Iran's position after the British withdrawal and its relations with Iraq and Arab countries, with special reference to Saudi Arabia. Analysing Iran's concept of security as well as its policies towards internal security and religion, it discusses at length Iran's concept of regional power and its policy for regional co-operation. The repercussions of Iran's policies in the Gulf region have also been evaluated. About the Author Talat Parveen did her Master degree in Political Science from Agra University and M.Phil. and Ph.D. from the Centre of West Asian Studies, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh. Currently, she is a faculty in Political Science at Hindu College, Moradabad, Rouhelkhand University. She has published many research papers in various journals of repute.