Iranian thinker

Ervand Abrahamian

Contemporary Iranian HistoryIranian-Americanb. 1940

Life and Thought

Ervand Abrahamian is an Iranian-American historian and one of the foremost scholars of contemporary Iranian history. He is Distinguished Professor Emeritus of History at Baruch College, City University of New York, and his works, particularly *Iran Between Two Revolutions* and *A History of Modern Iran*, are considered essential sources for understanding politics, society, and revolution in modern Iran.

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Writings and transcribed lectures1 title

History of Modern Iran
Translated by Mohammad Ebrahim FattahiPublisher: Ney Publishers

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Ervand Abrahamian

Life and Thought

Bibliography

Writings and transcribed lectures1 title

History of Modern Iran

Sedanet articles about Ervand Abrahamian

Ervand Abrahamian

Life and Thought

Bibliography

Writings and transcribed lectures1 title

History of Modern Iran

Sedanet articles about Ervand Abrahamian

Feminist Ethics Session: The Ethics of Care with Hossein Bayat and Omid Keshvari

A Critique of Stoicism in Contemporary Iranian Society

Skepticism and the Culture of Tolerance; A Conversation with Masoud Zanjani

Debate on the Relations Between Religion, Human Rights, and Governance

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