Iran: A Revolutionary State Drawn Toward the Battlefield
A news-reading profile of Iran’s supreme-leader system, nuclear pressure, sanctions, proxy networks, and domestic repression.
A news-reading profile of Iran’s supreme-leader system, nuclear pressure, sanctions, proxy networks, and domestic repression.
The Iranian nuclear issue after the collapse of the JCPOA is organized as a chain of sanctions, the domestic economy, proxy forces, and Israeli-Gulf tensions.
This book historicalizes the oppression of civilians in post-revolutionary Iran as a series of events involving women's rights, speech control, security services, executions, minorities, and protest movements.
The 1989 succession, constitutional reform, institutional union, Revolutionary Guards, nuclear weapons, sanctions, and proxy forces can be read as one flow.
The power structure of post-revolutionary Iran is illustrated from the perspective of the relationship between the supreme leader, the Assembly of Experts, the Guardian Council, the judiciary, the Revolutionary Guards, and the electoral system.