Iranian thinker
Homa Katouzian
Homa KatouzianHistory and Political ScienceIranianb. 1942
Life and Thought
Mohammad Ali Homayoun Katouzian (born 1942) is an Iranian economist, historian, historical sociologist, and literary critic. He is known for theories such as the "short-term society" and his analyses of state and society in Iran.
Bibliography
Writings and transcribed lectures28 titles
The State–Nation Contradiction
International Trade
Adam Smith and the Wealth of Nations
The Political Economy of Iran: From Constitutionalism to the End of the Pahlavi Dynasty
Despotism, Democracy and the National Movement
Mosaddeq and the Struggle for Power in Iran
Ideology and Method in Economics
Nine Essays on the Historical Sociology of Iran
State and Society in Iran: The Fall of the Qajar and the Establishment of the Pahlavi
The State–Nation Contradiction: A Theory of History and Politics in Iran
Iran, the Short-Term Society and Three Other Essays
Iranians: From Ancient Times to the Contemporary Period
Culture, History, Politics
The Political Memoirs of Khalil Maleki
Articles on the Memoirs of Khalil Maleki
The Clash of Maleki's Beliefs and Opinions
Letters of Khalil Maleki
Sadegh Hedayat and the Death of the Author
Sadegh Hedayat: The Life and Legend of an Iranian Writer
A Critique of Hedayat's The Blind Owl
Fourteen Essays on Literature, Society, Philosophy, and Economics
Eight Essays on Contemporary History and Literature
Jamalzadeh and His Literature
Saadi, Poet of Love and Life
Hedayat's Satire and Pseudo-Satire
A Conversation on Rationality and Modernity
Unfinished Modernization: Conversations with Homa Katouzian
Essays on Conspiracy Theory in Iran
Sedanet articles about Homa Katouzian
