Afshin Matin-Asgari and the Long History of US-Iran Relations
Eskandar Sadeghi-Boroujerdi sits down with Afshin Matin-Asgari to discuss the US's historic involvement in Iran.
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The War on Iran: Immoral allies, False claims and Unnecessary Bloodshed
Ilan Pappe on US and Israeli immorality and why Palestine lies at the heart of the war on Iran.
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Post-apocalyptic Time
"Iranians have been denied [...] the ability to inhabit a thinkable history". Anthropologist Shahram Khosravi on Iranian life under constant rupture.
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Organizing in the Heart of Empire
Salar Mohandesi on Iran, the campism debate, and the urgency of organizing in the heart of imperialism.
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Iranian Popular Protests Faced with US Economic Sanctions and Military Intervention
Afshin Matin-Asgari, author of Axis of Empire: A History of Iran-US Relations, on Iran's decades-long political and social impasse.
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The split-subjects of the revolution
Revolutionary publishing has a long history in Iran. Often published anonymously, with blank spaces where the author's name should be, these came to be known as Jeld-sefid, or White-Covers. Here, Samaneh Moafi uncovers their history and there ongoing influence. -
Iran: A Reading List
Background reading to help understand the recent protests in Iran.
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Misreading Qazvin in Washington: On the Protests in Iran
Commentators and self-styled experts have been quick to jump to hasty conclusions about what is driving the present bout of discontent in Iran.
