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Iran's Quiet RevolutionAli Mirsepassi Iran on the razor's edgeMohammad Fazeli Where is Iran, who is Iranian?Seyyed Mohammad Beheshti, Elnaz Najjar Najafi, and Behnam Aboutorabian A History of Modern IranErvand Abrahamian

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The United States And Iran

Sasan Fayyazmanesh · translated by Jid Khabir-Soufian

"Iran and America" is a study by Sasan Fayazmanesh on the formation and evolution of the US policy of Dual Containment toward Iran and Iraq from 1979 to 2007. Focusing on economic sanctions, the Iran-Iraq War, the role of Israel, and the policies of various US administrations, the book examines the historical context of the tense relations between Iran and the United States.

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Iran's Quiet Revolution

Ali Mirsepassi · translated by Mohammad Reza Bigdeli

This book, with a sociological and intellectual history approach, examines the fall of the Pahlavi regime not merely as the result of political and economic crises, but as the outcome of gradual cultural and discursive processes. In this work, Ali Mirsepassi shows how changes in language, ideas, and the value systems of society can pave the way for major political transformations.

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