The Fire Next Time
Siyavash ShahabiAnother renaissance is required…
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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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,...
The Iranian You Are Ready to Understand
Some time ago, a friend introduced me to Elizabeth A. Povinelli’s book The Cunning of Recognition and told me the book could help make some of my political and theoretical arguments more precise. It is a study of multiculturalism in Austral...
How Iran’s Nuclear Program Became a Question of Power
In the mid-1970s, the United States accepted Iran’s use of nuclear energy. It was ready to sell several nuclear power plants to Iran. It also offered enriched fuel for those plants. Washington even accepted Iranian investment in a uranium e...
Marivan, 1979: A City Leaves in Protest
At around 6 PM on July 21, 1979, thousands of Marivan inhabitants evacuated their residences, and they established a camp at Kani Miran village, 15 kilometers away from the city.
By the following morning, Marivan had been almost deserted....
Iranian Memories of a Dangerous Political Method
The Trump administration’s new move to label left-wing groups as political terrorists felt deeply familiar to me as an Iranian. I was watching an interview on Democracy Now!, and I couldn’t stop thinking about Iran’s bloody 1980s.
Those ye...
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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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