Titlebook: Iran’s Struggles for Social Justice; Economics, Agency, J Peyman Vahabzadeh Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017

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,Social Media as a Site of Transformative Politics: Iranian Women’s Online Contestations,ial justice and gender equality in Iran. Iranian women use these sites to express social forms of assertive female subjectivity and to actively participate in ongoing assessments, evaluations, and rearticulations of concepts such as politics, culture, gender identity, resistance, and activism. The c

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,Performative Agency: A Realization of an Objective Clash of “Social Justice” Discourses or a Requie’s rights discourse, in public and private spaces, leads—inadvertently—to the construction of a “performative agency” among Iranian women. The antagonistic unfolding of these two contradictory discourses in the public life of Tehrani women and their socialization processes culminates in two differen

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,The Voice of the Workers: Iran’s Labour Movement and Reflections on the Project-Seasonal Workers’ Uarticipant’s viewpoint, the unrecorded struggles and achievements of the Project-Seasonal Workers’ Union (PSWU) of Abadan, 1979–1980. The PSWU led 14,000 temporary workers, negotiated on their behalf with both the employer and the local government, and achieved a great deal of economic justice for t

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,The Left’s Contribution to Social Justice in Iran: A Brief Historical Overview,movement during the 1906–1911 Constitutional Revolution. It will then argue Iran’s modern social justice agenda—that is, popular sovereignty, equal rights, regardless of gender, religion and ethnicity, and preventing labor’s exploitation—was primarily advocated and advanced by socialists and communi

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Gazing Upon the Land of Oil Through the Prism of Structure, Elite Action, and Civil Society,iety, on the one hand, and with the rentier nature of the Iranian state, on the other. Investigating these three elements that synthesize both the political structure and the socio-economic relations between consumers and collectors of rent will offer a clearer depiction of change within the Islamic Republic.

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