This series delves into the rich and multifaceted world of Iran and the Persianate world. It explores the deep history, complex culture, literary developments, and social dynamics of this fascinating region. Readers can expect original and innovative scholarly works that offer fresh perspectives and insightful analyses. The collection aims to advance new approaches to understanding Iranian society and its vast cultural heritage.
This book examines Iran and its position in the contemporary world. It contains chapters on social developments in the country including gender relations, contemporary politics, international relations, relations with the US and Israel, nuclear weapons and energy programmes, oil and the development of the economy.
The book offers a comprehensive analysis of the evolution of journalism in Iran after the 1979 Revolution and the formation of the Islamic Republic. It examines the roles of newspapers, radio, and television in shaping media practices and public discourse during this transformative period, highlighting the impact of political changes on journalistic freedom and expression.
Interior Revolutions of the Modern Era
Focusing on the evolution of home culture and architecture in twentieth-century Iran, this book examines the influence of architects and urban planners alongside foreign impacts. It delves into how gender roles, consumer culture, and women's education shaped domestic spaces, intertwining with themes of taste, fashion, and interior design. Through this lens, the book reveals the complexities of cultural transformation in a rapidly changing society.