Masoud Kazemzadeh Livres

Focusing on Iran during Khomeini's regime, this book explores the intricate connections between Islam, Islamic fundamentalism, and the pervasive issue of gender inequality. Through a detailed analysis, the author sheds light on how religious ideologies shape societal norms and impact women's rights, offering a critical perspective on the intersection of faith and gender in a historical context.

The book provides a comprehensive analysis of the factors shaping Iran's foreign policy since 1979, examining the viewpoints of the ruling elite alongside civil society and opposition groups. It delves into the interplay between Iran's policies and the interests of regional and global powers, highlighting the complexities of both domestic and international influences on the nation's diplomatic strategies.

The Iran National Front and the Struggle for Democracy: 1949-Present presents a comprehensive overview of the Iran National Front (INF) as a historical and potential future political force. Drawing on a range of primary sources, interviews, and tr