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Iran Divided
The Historical Roots of Iranian Debates on Identity, Culture, and Governance in the Twenty-First Century
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ISBN-13:
9781442233201
Veröffentl:
2014
Seiten:
272
Autor:
Shireen T. Hunter
eBook Typ:
EPUB
Kopierschutz:
Adobe DRM [Hard-DRM]
Sprache:
Englisch
Beschreibung:
This text discusses the historical roots of Iran’s current divisions and debates. It identifies major conflicts, such as Iran versus Islam, secularism versus religion, and constitutionalism versus Islamic government. It also discusses politics and discourses in the Islamic republic regarding fundamental issues of identity, culture, and governance.
Iranian politics has been marked by sharp ideological divisions and infighting. These divides, kept largely out of public view until the 1990s, came to greater light with the contested 2009 presidential elections. To explain the diverse and complex forces that led to this event and that animate Iran’s current fractured society and polity, author Shireen T. Hunter looks beyond the battle between the forces of reform and reaction, democracy and dictatorship, and considers the historic forces that created the conditions faced by Iran since the revolution.
Iran Divided: The Historic Roots of Iranian Debates on Identity, Culture, and Governance in the 21st Century explains historical and political factors and their relevance to Iran today, shedding light on the forces behind Iranian politics and society. This book discusses:
A comprehensive survey, the book will be an indispensable tool to any student seeking to understand the Islamic Republic of Iran and its standing in the world today.
Iran Divided: The Historic Roots of Iranian Debates on Identity, Culture, and Governance in the 21st Century explains historical and political factors and their relevance to Iran today, shedding light on the forces behind Iranian politics and society. This book discusses:
- historical roots of Iran’s current divisions and debates;
- Iran versus Islam;
- secularism versus religion;
- constitutionalism versus Islamic government;
- fundamental issues of identity, culture, and governance;
- aging of the revolutionary coalition;
- development of new elites;
- experiences of the Islamic republic;
- and new international conditions moving the country beyond old divides and ideological rifts toward a new national consensus.
A comprehensive survey, the book will be an indispensable tool to any student seeking to understand the Islamic Republic of Iran and its standing in the world today.
PART I: HISTORIC ROOTS OF CURRENT DEBATES
1. Iran’s Social, Economic, Political, and Cultural Conditions at the Dawn of the 19th Century
2. Encounter with the West, Efforts at Reform and Modernizaiton, and Their Consequences
3. The Left in Iran: Origins and Evolution
4. Islamic Opposition to the Shah: Groups, Individuals, and Thinking
PART II: POST-REVOLUTION DEVELOPMENTS
5. The Revolution Triumphs, the Coalition Fractures, and Power Struggles Begin
6. Factions, Discourses and Politics in the Islamic Republic of Iran: 1980-1997
7. The Left’s Revenge, the Khatami Presidency, and the Reformist Discourse
8. Khatami’s Second Term, 2001-2005: Continued Domestic Bickering and New International Challenges
9. Ahmadinejad Presidency’s First Term (2005-2009): Restoring Revolutionary Values
10. Presidential Elections of 2009 and Ahmadinejad’s Second Term
11. June 2013 Presidential Elections: Outcome, Significance, and Potential Consequences
CONCLUSION
Afterword
1. Iran’s Social, Economic, Political, and Cultural Conditions at the Dawn of the 19th Century
2. Encounter with the West, Efforts at Reform and Modernizaiton, and Their Consequences
3. The Left in Iran: Origins and Evolution
4. Islamic Opposition to the Shah: Groups, Individuals, and Thinking
PART II: POST-REVOLUTION DEVELOPMENTS
5. The Revolution Triumphs, the Coalition Fractures, and Power Struggles Begin
6. Factions, Discourses and Politics in the Islamic Republic of Iran: 1980-1997
7. The Left’s Revenge, the Khatami Presidency, and the Reformist Discourse
8. Khatami’s Second Term, 2001-2005: Continued Domestic Bickering and New International Challenges
9. Ahmadinejad Presidency’s First Term (2005-2009): Restoring Revolutionary Values
10. Presidential Elections of 2009 and Ahmadinejad’s Second Term
11. June 2013 Presidential Elections: Outcome, Significance, and Potential Consequences
CONCLUSION
Afterword