Iran Between Two Revolutions

"Iran Between Two Revolutions"

"Iran Between Two Revolutions" by Ervand Abrahamian offers a comprehensive analysis of Iranian politics and society from the Constitutional Revolution (1905–1909) to the Islamic Revolution (1977–1979).
Focusing on the interplay between social classes and political movements, the book examines the roots of Iran’s major radical movements, including the Tudeh Party and Islamic resurgence.
Abrahamian draws on newly available archival sources, memoirs, and interviews to explore the influence of socio-economic changes under both Reza Shahs.
This work provides key insights into the failures of the Pahlavi regime and the shifting dynamics of class and ideology in modern Iran.

Author : Ervand Abrahamian

Pages : 561