Titlebook: Revolution in Iran; Parviz Daneshvar Book 1996 Parviz Daneshvar 1996 development.dictatorship.Iran.revolution.violence.war

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nalysis of the Iranian Revolution. It focuses on the upheavals that led to the fall of the Shah. It provides the reader with an appreciation for the interplay of forces in the making of the 1979 revolution and the emergence of the Islamic regime.978-1-349-14064-0978-1-349-14062-6

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,The Revolution, 1977–9,’s regime, with all its military might, collapsed like a house of cards in the months that followed. In fact, by the end of 1978, the Shah’s position had become so critical that even his closest and staunchest supporters would not publicly support him. The US and his allies had written him off. Many of his subjects were even demanding his death.

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Introduction, the world looked on in astonishment when Iran erupted into revolution, and 2500 years of monarchy was brought to an end by an almost unknown religious leader. The collapse of the Shah’s regime was watched helplessly by the US administration in particular, whose backing could no longer keep one of i

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,Dictatorship and Pseudo-Modernism, 1963–77,his intensive programme of rapid reform. Industrialization and the modernization of the Iranian economy based on oil revenue became the first priority of his governments. It was also in this period that the United States became increasingly embroiled in Iranian politics and was identified more close

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From Consolidation to Theocratic Despotism,has gone through a profound transformation in its political, social and economic structure; and the revolution has even attempted to transform the national culture and seems to have succeeded in certain areas.

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