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162885
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073297
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London, Hurst & Company, 2006.
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280p.
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1850658099
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| 051575 | 327.55073/ANS 051575 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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140947
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The provisional agreement reached in Vienna by the P5 + 1 and Iran on 14 July 2015 has the hallmarks of a significant diplomatic achievement. It will now run the gauntlet of political scrutiny and be tested in implementation. The agreement is a triumph for Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and his foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif. Yet, Ali M Ansari argues, Rouhani now faces a domestic challenge no less difficult than the negotiations as he seeks to balance the aims and ambitions of hardliners and reformists in the political establishment and wider society.
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070145
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082716
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London, International Institute for Strategic Studies, 2007.
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104p
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Adelphi Paper; 393
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| 053306 | 320.55/ANS 053306 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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074301
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2nd ed.
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London, Royal Institute of International Affiars, 2006.
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xxiii, 327p.pbk
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18620315127
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119446
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2013.
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In August 2009, in the aftermath of the popular protests that followed the highly controversial elections of that year, the Iranian authorities arrested hundreds of intellectuals/activists and charged them with sedition against the state.
What was more peculiar was the decision to accuse 'in absentia' a number of western intellectuals for their role in fomenting the crisis, not least the long deceased German sociologist Max Weber. Weber was publicly denounced for his analyses of patrimonialism and sultanism, and their capacity for change. In sum, Weber was being accused of providing the ideological blueprint for 'regime change'.
This article looks at the way in which the concept of 'regime change' has been increasingly used as a political tool to suppress dissent within Iran and argues that far from being seditious, Weber's ideas remain more relevant today in Iran than they ever were. The prospect of 'regime change' remains more a product of the paradoxes of sultanism, than any threat - real or imagined - from abroad.
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127503
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2013.
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Over the last few years publicly-expressed anti-British sentiment has been on the rise, tapping into a latent Anglophobia in Iranian political culture. Iran's relationship with the British goes back much further than the relationship with the Americans, who benefit from a curious indulgence. During the 19th century, Iran was largely seen through the prism of British interests in India, yet Russia, which loomed large at that time, has also seemingly escaped responsibility for its role. Certainly the advent of oil changed British focus and the confrontation over Anglo-Iranian Oil came to define British-Iranian relations for the modern era. Yet paradoxically, there is, somewhere, a deeper and more complex relationship in which a degree of mutual respect remains.
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ID:
107057
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London, Routledge, 2011.
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4 vol. set.; xxiii, 302p.
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Critical issues in modern politics
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Vol. I: History and historiography
Vol. II: Politics
Vol. III: Economy and Society
Vol. IV: International Relations
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9780415409117
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| 056203 | 320.955/ANS 056203 | Main | On Shelf | Reference books | |
| 056204 | 320.955/ANS 056204 | Main | On Shelf | Reference books | |
| 056205 | 320.955/ANS 056205 | Main | On Shelf | Reference books | |
| 056206 | 320.955/ANS 056206 | Main | On Shelf | Reference books | |
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