The Fire Next Time
Siyavash ShahabiAnother renaissance is required…
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When Dabashi’s Anti-Imperialism Turns Against Iranians
Hamid Dabashi’s intellectual contradiction needs to be taken seriously. A major part of his theoretical project is built around one question. Who has the right to name the world? Who produces theory about others, and with what authority? Fo...
How Anfal Erased the Line Between the State and Private Property in Iran
This Interview examines how the Islamic concept of Anfal has shaped property relations in the Islamic Republic and blurred the line between state, public, and private ownership. Drawing on a conversation with economist Mehrdad Vahabi, it ar...
Six Irans Inside One Society
A new study based on the fourth wave of Iran’s National Survey of Values and Attitudes, published by the government, gives us an interesting picture of Iranian society.
Using the survey data, the researcher divided respondents into six pol...
What Disappears When We Talk About Iran
This morning I was looking for a bus to go somewhere quiet and peaceful, enjoy some nature, and sit down to review my lessons. In this middle hot August you relay don’t want to stay at home!
The bus was late and a middle-aged man said some...
The Politics of Sacred Property
Maybe the best way to understand the Islamic Republic’s economy is to start with a simple question. Who owns the land and natural resources?
In the Shia religious law used by the Islamic Republic, a large part of the land, mines, forests,...
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In 2005, I started blogging while residing in Iran. My blog has been repeatedly censored and taken down from Iranian platforms. Due to my asylum seeking status for 8 years, I had to take a break from blogging several times but now here I am!
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