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Using both English and Persian-language sources, Firoozeh Kashani-Sabet outlines the evolving relationship between the U.S. and Iran from 1800 until 1988. Highlighting the oft-neglected impact of social and cultural changes on diplomatic developments, she offers a holistic history of two powerful countries' dynamic relationship.
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Using both English and Persian-language sources, Firoozeh Kashani-Sabet outlines the evolving relationship between the U.S. and Iran from 1800 until 1988. Highlighting the oft-neglected impact of social and cultural changes on diplomatic developments, she offers a holistic history of two powerful countries' dynamic relationship.
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- The Global Middle East
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 368
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. August 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 158mm x 236mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 776g
- ISBN-13: 9781009322096
- ISBN-10: 1009322095
- Artikelnr.: 66226238
- The Global Middle East
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 368
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. August 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 158mm x 236mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 776g
- ISBN-13: 9781009322096
- ISBN-10: 1009322095
- Artikelnr.: 66226238
Firoozeh Kashani-Sabet is Walter H. Annenberg Professor of History at the University of Pennsylvania. She is the author of Frontier Fictions: Shaping the Iranian Nation, 1804-1946 (1999), which has been translated to Persian and Turkish. Excerpts from this work informed an art exhibition in Baku, Azerbaijan (Yarat Centre, 2019). Kashani-Sabet subsequently published Conceiving Citizens: Women and the Politics of Motherhood in Iran (2011), which won the Journal of Middle East Women's Studies Book Award. Kashani-Sabet is also the author of a novel, Martyrdom Street (2010), and a co-edited volume, Gender in Judaism and Islam: Common Lives, Uncommon Heritage (2014).
Preface
A note on transliteration
Introduction
Part I. Uncertain Overtures (1796-1914): 1. Pluralist Persia: a land of many religions
2. The portals of Persepolis: Persian antiquity and American curiosity
3. A martyr and many masters: America and Iranian constitutionalism
Part II. Desultory Mordernities (1914-1941): 4. Iran in transition: war, famine, and recovery, 1914-1925
5. Flirting with secular modernity: America and social change in Iran, 1925-1939
6. Investing in Iran: frontiers and foreign competition, 1925-1939
Part III. Cataclysms (1941-1963): 7. Unwelcome visitors: the occupation of Iran during World War II
8. Subverting sovereignty: the politics of oil
9. Roots of revenge: cultural flux and specters of violence
Part IV. A Troubled Middle East (1960-1979): 10. The anti-Aryan moment: decolonization, race, and human rights
11. A political minefield: Iran between Israel and pan-Arabism
12. The Shah's fight for hegemony: from the Persian Gulf to the Vietnam war
Part V. The Schism (1978-1988): 13. The picketers come of age: from civil disobedience to armed protest
14. Burning bridges: revolution and the rift in US-Iranian relations
15. Neither heroes nor hostages.
A note on transliteration
Introduction
Part I. Uncertain Overtures (1796-1914): 1. Pluralist Persia: a land of many religions
2. The portals of Persepolis: Persian antiquity and American curiosity
3. A martyr and many masters: America and Iranian constitutionalism
Part II. Desultory Mordernities (1914-1941): 4. Iran in transition: war, famine, and recovery, 1914-1925
5. Flirting with secular modernity: America and social change in Iran, 1925-1939
6. Investing in Iran: frontiers and foreign competition, 1925-1939
Part III. Cataclysms (1941-1963): 7. Unwelcome visitors: the occupation of Iran during World War II
8. Subverting sovereignty: the politics of oil
9. Roots of revenge: cultural flux and specters of violence
Part IV. A Troubled Middle East (1960-1979): 10. The anti-Aryan moment: decolonization, race, and human rights
11. A political minefield: Iran between Israel and pan-Arabism
12. The Shah's fight for hegemony: from the Persian Gulf to the Vietnam war
Part V. The Schism (1978-1988): 13. The picketers come of age: from civil disobedience to armed protest
14. Burning bridges: revolution and the rift in US-Iranian relations
15. Neither heroes nor hostages.
Preface
A note on transliteration
Introduction
Part I. Uncertain Overtures (1796-1914): 1. Pluralist Persia: a land of many religions
2. The portals of Persepolis: Persian antiquity and American curiosity
3. A martyr and many masters: America and Iranian constitutionalism
Part II. Desultory Mordernities (1914-1941): 4. Iran in transition: war, famine, and recovery, 1914-1925
5. Flirting with secular modernity: America and social change in Iran, 1925-1939
6. Investing in Iran: frontiers and foreign competition, 1925-1939
Part III. Cataclysms (1941-1963): 7. Unwelcome visitors: the occupation of Iran during World War II
8. Subverting sovereignty: the politics of oil
9. Roots of revenge: cultural flux and specters of violence
Part IV. A Troubled Middle East (1960-1979): 10. The anti-Aryan moment: decolonization, race, and human rights
11. A political minefield: Iran between Israel and pan-Arabism
12. The Shah's fight for hegemony: from the Persian Gulf to the Vietnam war
Part V. The Schism (1978-1988): 13. The picketers come of age: from civil disobedience to armed protest
14. Burning bridges: revolution and the rift in US-Iranian relations
15. Neither heroes nor hostages.
A note on transliteration
Introduction
Part I. Uncertain Overtures (1796-1914): 1. Pluralist Persia: a land of many religions
2. The portals of Persepolis: Persian antiquity and American curiosity
3. A martyr and many masters: America and Iranian constitutionalism
Part II. Desultory Mordernities (1914-1941): 4. Iran in transition: war, famine, and recovery, 1914-1925
5. Flirting with secular modernity: America and social change in Iran, 1925-1939
6. Investing in Iran: frontiers and foreign competition, 1925-1939
Part III. Cataclysms (1941-1963): 7. Unwelcome visitors: the occupation of Iran during World War II
8. Subverting sovereignty: the politics of oil
9. Roots of revenge: cultural flux and specters of violence
Part IV. A Troubled Middle East (1960-1979): 10. The anti-Aryan moment: decolonization, race, and human rights
11. A political minefield: Iran between Israel and pan-Arabism
12. The Shah's fight for hegemony: from the Persian Gulf to the Vietnam war
Part V. The Schism (1978-1988): 13. The picketers come of age: from civil disobedience to armed protest
14. Burning bridges: revolution and the rift in US-Iranian relations
15. Neither heroes nor hostages.